Can you write a script which generates a PDF plot of the current view?
from MSPyBentley import * from MSPyECObjects import * from MSPyBentleyGeom import * from MSPyDgnPlatform import * from MSPyDgnView import * from MSPyMstnPlatform import * def generate_pdf_plot(): """ Generates a PDF file from the current MicroStation environment. This function initializes the print description to use the PDF printer driver configuration, maximizes the print size to the currently selected paper size, and creates a PDF file in the local temporary directory. """ try: # Create a print description instance printref = PrintDescriptionRef.Create() printDesc = printref.GetP() # Initialize the print description to use the PDF printer driver configuration printDesc.InitializeFromTCB("pdf.pltcfg") # Maximize the print size to the currently selected paper size printDesc.Maximize() # Create the PDF save path emptyDir = WString() ConfigurationManager.GetLocalTempDirectory(emptyDir, "") tempFileName = "CurrentViewPlot.pdf" fileSpec = str(emptyDir) + str(tempFileName) BeFileName.BeDeleteFile(fileSpec) # Create the PDF file printDesc.Print(fileSpec) print(f"PDF generated at: {fileSpec}") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}") def main(): # Call the function to generate the PDF plot generate_pdf_plot() if __name__ == "__main__": main()
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