Functions extracting area

Use these functions to extract areas by style.

The functions

Extracting	To Extract From
	The Active Drawing	Drawing Specified By
	The Active Drawing	System Name	User-Defined Name
Area	OneUp1.Area(units; StyleName)	OneUpN.OneUp1.Area(units; StyleName)	"DrawingName".OneUp1.Area(units; StyleName)
Area	OneUp1.Area(units; StyleName)	LayoutN.OneUp1.Area(units; StyleName)	"DrawingName".OneUp1.Area(units; StyleName)
Area Ex	AreaEx(yes/no; units, StyleName)	OneUpN.AreaEx(yes/no; units, StyleName)	"DrawingName".AreaEx(yes/no; units, StyleName)
Area Ex	AreaEx(yes/no; units, StyleName)	LayoutN.AreaEx(yes/no; units, StyleName)	"DrawingName".AreaEx(yes/no; units, StyleName)

No/Yes Controls whether the combined length of all child styles the selected style should be included. Yes = added; No = not added. For example, the formula $AreaEx(yes; m; Creasing)$ returns the combined lengths of all objects in the Creasing style and its child styles. Instead of Yes, you can use also true or 1; instead of No, you can use false or 0. If a function does not contain an argument, this means that No is used.
Units: The measurement units in which EngView will compute the result. To use the default units, leave the argument empty.
StyleName: The style of the objects whose length you want to extract. To extract the total length of all objects in all styles, leave the argument empty.

The following examples demonstrate how the arguments work.

Child Styles Areas	Units	Styles	Drawing	Function
Not Included	Square Millimeters	All	Specified by User-Defined Name	"Body".Area( , mm)
Not Included	Square Millimeters	Creasing	Specified by System Name	Layout1.Area(mm, Creasing)
Included	Square Decimeters	All	Active	AreaEx( , dm, yes)