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When using the verify command, it gives several stats. I counted 33 for the drawing I am working on. How can I get a few of these into variables to use in my script? I did the following: SelectAll Verify var_name1 = XMin var_name2 = XMax another_var_name = var_name2-var_name1This does NOT work. I tried reversing the order (XMin = var_name1) That didn't work either. The book doesn't mention it at all (big surprise). Does anybody have a clue? Thanks in advance Harvey |
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| the only way ive been able to solve problems even remotely similar to those is to find someone elses script and reverse engineer it. hopefully someone will come out of the wood work and help you with the proper syntax on that. |
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| Check check it out... Verify Output, XMin = (your variable name), XMax = (your other variable name) your thrid variable = your variable name - your other variable name The key is the word Output. You need to place that word prior to the input windows you are trying to query in order for the value to be assigned. Regards |
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