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    Multiple DXF Export

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    This Python script exports DWG drawings from a database to DXF format files using a name or criteria filter. It prompts the user to select the target database, export directory, and name/criteria. It then queries the database to retrieve a list of matching objects, opens each drawing, exports it to DXF format in the target directory, and closes the drawing. The script calls various KCS CAD API functions to perform the database query, drawing opening/exporting, and user input handling.

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    Multiple DXF Export

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    This Python script exports DWG drawings from a database to DXF format files using a name or criteria filter. It prompts the user to select the target database, export directory, and name/criteria. It then queries the database to retrieve a list of matching objects, opens each drawing, exports it to DXF format in the target directory, and closes the drawing. The script calls various KCS CAD API functions to perform the database query, drawing opening/exporting, and user input handling.

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    This Python script exports DWG drawings from a database to DXF format files using a name or criteria filter. It prompts the user to select the target database, export directory, and name/criteria. It then queries the database to retrieve a list of matching objects, opens each drawing, exports it to DXF format in the target directory, and closes the drawing. The script calls various KCS CAD API functions to perform the database query, drawing opening/exporting, and user input handling.

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    744 views2 pages

    Multiple DXF Export

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    catactro
    This Python script exports DWG drawings from a database to DXF format files using a name or criteria filter. It prompts the user to select the target database, export directory, and name/criteria. It then queries the database to retrieve a list of matching objects, opens each drawing, exports it to DXF format in the target directory, and closes the drawing. The script calls various KCS CAD API functions to perform the database query, drawing opening/exporting, and user input handling.

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    #

    # NAME:
    #
    # dxfExport.py

    import sys
    from string import *
    import kcs_ui
    import kcs_util
    import kcs_draft
    import kcs_db

    #---- dxf Export with mask ---------


    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    from KcsStringlist import Stringlist


    from KcsObject import Object
    from KcsObjectCriteria import ObjectCriteria
    from KcsStringlist import Stringlist

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    def dxfExport():
    #while 1:
    crit = ObjectCriteria()
    crit.SetName(None)
    crit.SetCode1(None)
    crit.SetCode2(None)
    crit.SetSize(None)
    crit.SetCreationDate(None)
    name = crit.GetName()
    name='1250070800*'
    dbname = 'SB_PDB'
    targdir="C:\\TEMP\\DXF_EXPORT\\"
    kcs_ui.message_noconfirm('Script interrupted')
    res, dbname = kcs_ui.string_req("from DB: SB_PDB-General drawing... ", dbname)
    if res ==kcs_util.ok():
    res1, targdir = kcs_ui.string_req('Target directory for export dxf-files:
    (before make dir on local disk)', targdir)
    if res1 ==kcs_util.ok():
    res2, name = kcs_ui.string_req('Name/Criteria :', name)
    if res2 ==kcs_util.ok():
    crit.SetName(name)
    list = []
    kcs_db.object_list_get(crit, dbname, list)
    objstrlist = []
    index = 1
    if kcs_draft.dwg_current():
    kcs_draft.dwg_close()
    for item in list:
    stritems = split(str(item), '\n')
    stritems[0] = 'Object %i' % index
    index = index+1
    objstrlist = objstrlist + stritems
    sketch=stritems[1][9:]
    kcs_ui.message_noconfirm(sketch)
    kcs_draft.dwg_open(sketch,dbname)
    # sketch=replace(sketch,'_','-')
    sketch=targdir+sketch
    kcs_ui.message_noconfirm('exporting ...'+sketch)
    kcs_draft.dwg_dxf_export(sketch,12,1)
    kcs_draft.dwg_close()

    # kcs_ui.message_noconfirm('Script interrupted')

    dxfExport()
    def run(*args):
    dxfExport()

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