Command to zoom the view to fit all visible entities.

This command adjusts the view's zoom level and position to show all visible entities in the current drawing within the viewport. It's equivalent to the "Zoom Extents" or "Fit to Window" functionality found in most CAD applications.

The command calculates the bounding box of all visible entities and adjusts the camera to show them all with appropriate padding.

const zoomCommand = new AcApZoomCmd();
zoomCommand.globalName = 'ZOOM';
zoomCommand.localName = 'Zoom to Fit';

// Execute the command to fit all entities in view
zoomCommand.trigger(docManager.context);

Hierarchy (View Summary)

Constructors

Accessors

  • get globalName(): string

    Gets the global (untranslated) name of the command.

    The global name is typically used for programmatic access and should remain consistent across different language localizations.

    Returns string

    The global command name

  • set globalName(value: string): void

    Sets the global (untranslated) name of the command.

    Parameters

    • value: string

      The global command name (e.g., 'LINE', 'CIRCLE', 'ZOOM')

    Returns void

  • get userData(): TUserData

    Gets the custom user-defined data associated with this command.

    userData is a generic, strongly-typed container that allows consumers of the command to attach arbitrary metadata without modifying the command class itself.

    The shape of userData is defined by the generic parameter TUserData when the command is declared:

    Returns TUserData

    The user-defined data object associated with this command

    interface MyCommandData {
    sourceLayerId: string
    isPreview: boolean
    }

    class MyCommand extends AcEdCommand<MyCommandData> {}

    const cmd = new MyCommand()
    cmd.userData.sourceLayerId = 'Layer-01'
    cmd.userData.isPreview = true

    This design provides flexibility similar to THREE.Object3D.userData while preserving full compile-time type safety.

Methods

  • Triggers the command execution with proper event handling.

    This method should not be overridden by subclasses as it handles the event notification workflow. Subclasses should implement the execute() method instead.

    The execution flow:

    1. Fires commandWillStart event
    2. Calls the execute() method
    3. Fires commandEnded event

    Parameters

    • context: AcApContext

      The current application context containing view and document

    Returns Promise<void>

    const command = new MyCommand();
    command.trigger(docManager.context);