Since the Export Options dialog is not displayed when the program is driven from an automation script, an options string can be specified in the script. The string consists of comma-separated parameters, which specify the behavior of the various export options. A typical example would be:
"Defaults=1,AreasToCurves=1"
This would first set all export options to their default values, then specify that all areas be output as lines.
Option |
Action |
Default |
Description |
BreakApartCompoundAreas |
0 = No 1 = Yes |
0 |
Compound areas (multi-ring polygons) will be split apart into multiple non-compound areas (simple polygons) during export. |
GsbVersion |
3 = GSB version 3 4 = GSB version 4 5 = GSB version 5 |
5 |
Specify the version of the exported GSB file. |
ScalingSource |
0 = previously saved 1 = application-supplied |
1 |
Use previously saved or application-supplied scaling source. |
SaveScalingInfo |
0 = No 1 = Yes |
0 |
Save scaling parameters for later use. |
PageLLX |
N.N |
|
Set application page rectangle lower left X value. |
PageLLY |
N.N |
|
Set application page rectangle lower left Y value. |
PageURX |
N.N |
|
Set application page rectangle upper right X value. |
PageURY |
N.N |
|
Set application page rectangle upper right Y value. |
FileLLX |
N.N |
|
Set scaling rectangle lower left X value. |
FileLLY |
N.N |
|
Set scaling rectangle lower left Y value. |
FileURX |
N.N |
|
Set scaling rectangle upper right X value. |
FileURY |
N.N |
|
Set scaling rectangle upper right Y value. |
See Also
Golden Software Boundary Import Automation Options
Golden Software Boundary Import Options Dialog