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AutoCAD® 2002 - Autodesk

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the values in the VPORT table entries override the values of these header<br />

variables.<br />

Revised VPORT header variables<br />

Variable Group code Description<br />

$FASTZOOM 70 Fast zoom enabled if nonzero<br />

$GRIDMODE 70 Grid mode on if nonzero<br />

$GRIDUNIT 10, 20 Grid X and Y spacing<br />

$SNAPANG 50 Snap grid rotation angle<br />

$SNAPBASE 10, 20 Snap/grid base point (in UCS)<br />

$SNAPISOPAIR 70 Isometric plane: 0 = Left, 1 = Top, 2 = Right<br />

$SNAPMODE 70 Snap mode on if nonzero<br />

$SNAPSTYLE 70 Snap style: 0 = Standard, 1 = Isometric<br />

$SNAPUNIT 10, 20 Snap grid X and Y spacing<br />

$VIEWCTR 10, 20 XY center of current view on screen<br />

$VIEWDIR 10, 20, 30 Viewing direction (direction from target in WCS)<br />

$VIEWSIZE 40 Height of view<br />

Special Handling of Date/Time Variables<br />

The CDATE and DATE system variables provide access to the current date and<br />

time. The TDCREATE, TDINDWG, TDUPDATE, and TDUSRTIMER system variables<br />

(and the $TDCREATE, $TDUCREATE, $TDUPDATE, and $TDUUPDATE<br />

DXF header variables) provide access to times and dates associated with the<br />

current drawing. The values are represented as real numbers with special<br />

meanings, as described below.<br />

DATE is the current date and time represented as a Julian date and fraction of<br />

a day in a real number.<br />

.<br />

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