SET_TOLERANCE_FORMAT sets the format of the new dimensioning
tolerances.
+-----------------<-------------+
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---->(SET_TOLERANCE_FORMAT)-------+---(:DECIMALS)--|decimals|---->+---->
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+---(:RIGHT_ZERO_SUPPR_ON)----->+
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+---(:RIGHT_ZERO_SUPPR_OFF)---->+
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+---(:LEFT_ZERO_SUPPR_ON)------>+
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+---(:LEFT_ZERO_SUPPR_OFF)----->+
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+---(:DEC_PNT)----------------->+
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+---(:DEC_COMMA)--------------->+
The following options are available to help you format your new
dimensioning values.
- :DECIMALS - specifies the number of digits displayed.
- :RIGHT_ZERO_SUPPR_ON - hides any zeros (0) shown on the
right-hand side of a displayed value. For example, 123.400 would be
displayed as 123.4.
- :RIGHT_ZERO_SUPPR_OFF - displays any zeros (0) shown on the
right-hand side of a displayed value. For example, 123.400 would be
displayed as 123.400.
- :LEFT_ZERO_SUPPR_ON - hides any zeros (0) shown on the
left-hand side of a displayed value. For example, 00123.4 would be
displayed as 123.4.
- :LEFT_ZERO_SUPPR_OFF - displays any zeros (0) shown on the
right-hand side of a displayed value. For example, 00123.4 would be
displayed as 00123.4.
- :DEC_PNT - displays a point (.) between the integers and
fractionals of a dimensioning value. For example, 123.400.
- :DEC_COMMA - displays a comma (,) between the integers and
fractionals of a dimensioning value. For example, 123,400.
Use this action to set the format of the dimensioning tolerances
you are about to create.
SET_TOLERANCE_FORMAT :DECIMALS 3 :LEFT_ZERO_SUPPR_ON : DEC_PNT
SET_TOLERANCE_FONT interrupt action
SET_TOLERANCE_SIZE interrupt action