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How to get shapes from dxf?
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Tell me, are there ready-made solutions for getting figures from dxf using (absolutely any PL here)?
In fact, you just need to understand what is drawn, a circle, a trapezoid, a square ... Ie. some simple closed geometric objects.
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Ready-made solutions are the API of AutoCAD and all its numerous clones (based on ODA Teigha). If you are satisfied with writing not a separate program, but a plug-in for any of this CAD, then this will be the easiest option. There is a C++ API (ObjectARX), under .Net and, for example, C# . If AutoCAD is installed in the system, there is such a thing as AcCoreConsole with which you can call the AutoCAD API from external programs. And finally, there are expensive libraries from Autodesk (RealDWG) and ODA (Teigha) for full-fledged work with DWG and DXF without installing any CAD.
In some very simple cases, it is possible to read and parse the DXF file itself - usually it is plain and understandable text (although DXF can theoretically be binary)
Perhaps convert to emf, and read it as a list of commands.
Similarly, it can work through svg, but you need to look for ways to extract commands.
"shapes from dxf" is an ambiguous definition of what you have.
if conditionally, the circle is drawn with one primitive, then:
through the "your CAD" API, you can get the type of the object (meaning the type of CAD classification), without any problems.
usually something like:
id.ObjectClass.DxfName == "CIRCLE"
or
RXObject.GetClass(typeof(Line)
however, if our conditional circle consists of 100500 segments forming a circle, this method will certainly not work.
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