SettingsProfileViewSettingsNameFormat Class

SystemObject
  SystemMarshalByRefObject
    DisposableWrapper
      TreeOidWrapper
        Autodesk.Civil.SettingsSettingsProfileViewSettingsNameFormat

public class SettingsNameFormat : TreeOidWrapper

Public Class SettingsNameFormat
	Inherits TreeOidWrapper

public ref class SettingsNameFormat : public TreeOidWrapper

Profile View Station Range property is followed by a number of parameters that define how the text is displayed. Using this property without using its parameters would make it using default values. U—Units: Select one of ft (foot), m (meter), mile (mile), km (kilometer), in (inch), or yd (yard). The default is Uft. F—Format: Select either S (station format) or D (DD.DDDDDD decimal). The default is FS. P—Precision: Select one of 0 (1), 1 (0.1), 2 (0.01), ... , or 8 (0.00000001). The default is P2. R—Rounding: Select one of N (round normal), U (round up), or T (truncate). The default is RN. S—Sign: Select one of n (sign negative ‘-’), Bn ((Bracket negative)), a (sign always (±)), D (drop sign), BL (‘(‘ left prentice), or BR (right prentice ‘(‘). The default is Sn. O—Output: Select one of F (full), LD (left of decimal), RD (right of decimal), DS (decimal character), LB (left of station character), RB (right of station character), BBD (between station character and decimal), or BC (station character). The default is OF. A—Decimal character: Select either P (‘.’ period) or C (‘,’ comma). The default is AP. B—Station character position: Select one of 1 (1+0), 2 (1+00), 3 (1+000), 4 (1+0000), or 5 (1+00000). The default is B2. T—Station character: Select one of P (plus sign ‘+’), M (minus sign ‘-’), A (automatic (±)), U (underscore ‘_’), or N (none). The default is TP. E—Drop decimal for whole number: Select either N (No) or Y (Yes). The default is EN. W—Minimum display width: Select one of 0 (none), 1, 2, ..., 32. The default is W0. DZ—Drop leading zeros: Select one of Y (yes) or N (no). The default is DZN. For example, a profile view name, using the above defaults and following the "rules" of the parameters, could look like this: 2+50.00 (2)