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CheckDxf version 2.1
This program checks if dxf-item coordinates are within format limits.
Allowed deviation is 100 millimeters.
With the ltscale option you can alter the line-type scale in the dxffile
to get a better distinction between dashed and continous lines.
Syntax:
CheckDxf [options]
The objectfilter is used to open only the objects corresponding to
the filter. Use wildcards to do so. You can include multiple objectfilters.
Options:
-h - Show this help screen
-verbose - Give more output
-silent - Give less output
-debug - Give debug output
-size - Show format size
-ltscale xxx - Change LTSCALE by xxx percent.
-nocheck - Disable checking coordinates.
Example:
o checkdxf 1003*.dxf
Check all dxf's starting with 1003
o checkdxf -ltscale 50 *.dxf
Change the line-type scale by 50% in all dxffiles.
Author: Olaf Corten, Fico Molding, the Netherlands
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