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Re: dxf (dwg) read & write ? [message #47921 is a reply to message #47916]

Tue, 14 March 2006 17:45

b_gom
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Registered: April 2003

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I seem to only be able to find references to reading DXF files. Does
anyone out there have a more sophisticated example of -writing- DXF
files than the one in the help documents? In particular, it would be
nice to know how to write out closed polylines; I always get an error
"IDLFFDXF::PUTENTITY: DXF error: DXF Polyline: explicit connectivity
ignored" whenever I try to pass a connectivity array to the polyline
object type.

Brad

Rick Towler wrote:
> news reader wrote:
>> with idl 6.2 ?
>
> DXF, Yes, mostly, sort-of. DWG, no.
>
> Check out the docs on IDLffDXF. I've put together an object that
> simplifies reading DXF files, handling the more mundane tasks of atom
> creation and cleanup. The one big limitation is that I don't have any
> dxf files that have any meaningful color information so while there is
> some code in place to handle color, it is untested. I end up brute
> forcing the color by getting a list of the primitives after loading the
> file and coloring them individually via their SetProperty method.
>
>
> http://www.acoustics.washington.edu/~towler/programs/rhtgrdx fmodel__define.pro
>
> -Rick

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		Re: dxf (dwg) read & write ? By: Rick Towler on Wed, 15 March 2006 09:22
		Re: dxf (dwg) read & write ? By: Karl Schultz on Wed, 15 March 2006 08:02
		Re: dxf (dwg) read & write ? By: b_gom on Tue, 14 March 2006 17:45
		Re: dxf (dwg) read & write ? By: Rick Towler on Fri, 10 March 2006 08:59
		Re: dxf (dwg) read & write ? By: news reader on Fri, 10 March 2006 02:18
		Re: dxf (dwg) read & write ? By: Rick Towler on Thu, 09 March 2006 09:50

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