Drawing Format Variable?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Nick Fuller @ BFA, Jul 15, 2003.

  1. Is there a "getvar" argument I can use to return the version of AutoCAD that
    the drawing in question is saved in?
     
    Nick Fuller @ BFA, Jul 15, 2003
    #1
  2. No. There is no system vaiable that stores the version.

    The lisp below will return the version. This snip was posted in the lisp
    group. I don't remember who the author is.

    In VBA you can also open the file and read in the first six characters and
    make similar comparisons to those below

    Gary

    ; Sample call, next line
    ;(acadver "C:/8020 Drawing Files/2D DWG/2089-2d.dwg")

    (defun acadver (dwgname / version_list version ch fp)
    (setq version_list '(
    ("MC0.0 " . "1.1")
    ("AC1.2 " . "1.2")
    ("AC1.4 " . "1.4")
    ("AC1.50" . "2.0")
    ("AC2.10" . "2.10")
    ("AC2.20" . "Internal version 2.20")
    ("AC2.21" . "Internal version 2.21")
    ("AC2.22" . "Internal version 2.22")
    ("AC1001" . "Internal version pre-2.5")
    ("AC1002" . "2.5")
    ("AC1003" . "2.6")
    ("AC1004" . "R9")
    ("AC1005" . "Internal pre-R10")
    ("AC1006" . "R10")
    ("AC1007" . "Internal pre-release R11")
    ("AC1008" . "Internal pre-release R11")
    ("AC1009" . "R11/12")
    ("AC1010" . "Early internal R13")
    ("AC1011" . "Late internal R13")
    ("AC1012" . "R13")
    ("AC1013" . "R14 Pre-Release")
    ("AC1014" . "R14.0, 14.01")
    ("AC1500" . "2000 Pre-Release")
    ("AC1015" . "2000/2000i/2002")
    ))
    (setq version "")
    (cond
    ((null (findfile dwgname)) "Cannot find Drawing")
    ((null (setq fp (open dwgname "r"))) "Cannot read Drawing")
    (T
    (repeat 6
    (setq ch (read-char fp))
    (setq version (strcat version (chr ch)))
    )
    (close fp)
    (cdr (assoc version version_list))
    )
    )
    )
     
    Gary McMaster, Jul 15, 2003
    #2
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