## GridDXF.py Version 1.02

## Copyright (c) 2006 Bruce Vaughan, BV Detailing & Design, Inc.

## All rights reserved.

## NOT FOR SALE. The software is provided "as is" without any warranty.

########################################################################

'''

parseDXFpts(file_name) - 'file_name' is the name of the DXF file to parse.

The function returns a list of lines and a list of circles.

All other entities are ignored.

Each element of the line list (ptList) is a list of the x, y, z values of the two end points.

Each element of the circle list (cirList) is a list of the x, y, z value of the end point and the radius.

formatDXFpts(ptList, cirList) - Returns a formatted string suitable for file method 'write()'.

The strings are formatted to be compatible with parametric GridLayout version 1.03 and greater.

Example usage:

file_name = r'C:\SDS2_7.0\macro\New Versions\Ref\grids.dxf'

gridFile = r'C:\SDS2_7.0\macro\New Versions\Ref\grid_test.txt'

f = open(gridFile, 'w')

f.write(formatDXFpts(*(parseDXFpts(file_name))))

f.close()

Version 1.00 (5/8/07)

Version 1.01 (5/9/07) - Skip until ENTITIES section using f.next()

Remove unnecessary variable assignments

Version 1.02 (5/10/07) - Use dict.fromkeys() and f.next() to compile entity data

'''

def parseDXFpts(fn):

f = open(fn)

# skip to entities section

s = f.next()

while s.strip() != 'ENTITIES':

s = f.next()

inLine = False

inCircle = False

ptList = []

cirList = []

for line in f:

line = line.strip()

# In ENTITIES section, iteration can cease when ENDSEC is reached

if line == 'ENDSEC':

break

elif inLine == True:

dd = dict.fromkeys(['10','20','30','11','21','31'], 0.0)

while line != '0':

if line in dd:

dd[line] = f.next().strip()

line = f.next().strip()

ptList.append([[dd['10'], dd['20'], dd['30']], [dd['11'], dd['21'], dd['31']]])

inLine = False

elif inCircle == True:

dd = dict.fromkeys(['10','20','30','40'], 0.0)

while line != '0':

if line in dd:

dd[line] = f.next().strip()

line = f.next().strip()

cirList.append([[dd['10'], dd['20'], dd['30']], dd['40']])

inCircle = False

else:

if line == 'LINE':

inLine = True

elif line == 'CIRCLE' or line == 'ARC':

inCircle = True

f.close()

return ptList, cirList

# base must be a tuple or list, not a Point object

def formatDXFpts(ptList, cirList, base=False):

outList = []

for pt1, pt2 in ptList:

if base:

pt1 = map(str, [i+j for i,j in zip(map(float, pt1), base)])

pt2 = map(str, [i+j for i,j in zip(map(float, pt2), base)])

# ExplicitL: 20-0, 20-0, 20-0 : 40-0, 40-0, 40-0

outList.append('ExplicitL: %s : %s' % (', '.join(pt1), ', '.join(pt2)))

for pt1, rad in cirList:

if base:

pt1 = map(str, [i+j for i,j in zip(map(float, pt1), base)])

# ExplicitR: 20-0, 20-0, 20-0 : 15-0

outList.append('ExplicitR: %s : %s' % (', '.join(pt1), rad))

return '\n'.join(outList)

if __name__ == '__main__':

fn = r'C:\SDS2_7.0\macro\New Versions\Ref\grids2.dxf'

gridStr = formatDXFpts(base=(0.0, -2000.0, -2000.0),*(parseDXFpts(fn)))

print gridStr

'''

file_name = r'C:\SDS2_7.0\macro\New Versions\Ref\grids.dxf'

gridFile = r'C:\SDS2_7.0\macro\New Versions\Ref\grid_test.txt'

f = open(gridFile, 'w')

f.write(formatDXFpts(*(parseDXFpts(file_name))))

f.close()

'''

'''

>>> ExplicitL: 9816.68821752379, 9342.150641757189, 0.0 : 5891.694641987371, 7589.498197195453, 0.0

ExplicitL: 13837.65104243732, 8933.988514331103, 0.0 : 14456.10878705126, 5947.569025541323, 0.0

ExplicitL: 13863.97763099647, 8944.937937731237, 0.0 : 14483.88419985993, 5951.522341265071, 0.0

ExplicitL: 15455.83326287129, 6340.472643957712, 0.0 : 14921.10765265826, 6149.932906111864, 0.0

ExplicitL: 16488.77763008338, 6904.236993653539, 0.0 : 15978.35671679392, 6590.049547387251, 0.0

ExplicitL: 3966.563802256045, 10246.06975532415, 0.0 : 18100.41385149004, 10246.06975532415, 0.0

ExplicitR: 16534.87751064366, 4916.545768317483, 0.0 : 380.8099725875799

ExplicitR: 17010.88992108956, 14650.96205330669, 0.0 : 299.1021903913424

>>>

'''