I notice that in AutoCAD 14, exiting the Dimension Style dialog box often
(and for no obvious reason) resets the Overall Scale factor (Dimscale) to
zero.
A lot of my lisp routines use the current value of Dimscale to perform some mathematical function, usually division. When Dimscale is zero, the routines crash out with a 'Divide by zero' error.
I have added a 'Dimscale Zero' error check to my lisp routines now, but my question is, under what conditions would the Overall Scale factor (Dimscale) ever be zero? Is zero ever a valid setting?
A lot of my lisp routines use the current value of Dimscale to perform some mathematical function, usually division. When Dimscale is zero, the routines crash out with a 'Divide by zero' error.
I have added a 'Dimscale Zero' error check to my lisp routines now, but my question is, under what conditions would the Overall Scale factor (Dimscale) ever be zero? Is zero ever a valid setting?
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