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The document contains a Python script that uses the ezdxf library to create a DXF file with two text entities fitted into specified bounding boxes. It defines a function 'as_hatches' that takes data about the text and its positioning, draws the bounding boxes, and renders the text within those boxes. The script is designed to save the output as 'hatch-entity.dxf'.

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Mozman 2

The document contains a Python script that uses the ezdxf library to create a DXF file with two text entities fitted into specified bounding boxes. It defines a function 'as_hatches' that takes data about the text and its positioning, draws the bounding boxes, and renders the text within those boxes. The script is designed to save the output as 'hatch-entity.dxf'.

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# additonal imports

import ezdxf
from ezdxf.enums import TextEntityAlignment
from ezdxf.addons import text2path
from ezdxf import path
from ezdxf.fonts import fonts
from ezdxf.math import Matrix44

def as_hatches(data):
texto_1 = data["modelo"]["text_1"]
texto_2 = data["modelo"]["text_2"]

doc = ezdxf.new()
msp = doc.modelspace()
ff = fonts.FontFace(family="DejaVu Sans")

def fit_into_bbox(text: str, x: float, y: float, width: float, height: float):


# draw the expected target size and location
msp.add_lwpolyline(
[(x, y), (x + width, y), (x + width, y + height), (x, y + height)],
close=True,
dxfattribs={"color": 1},
)
# insert location = (0, 0)
# default height = 1.0
text_paths = [text2path.make_path_from_str(text, font=ff)]
text_paths = path.fit_paths_into_box(
text_paths, size=(width, height, 0), uniform=False
)
# detect real extents
extmin = path.bbox(text_paths).extmin
m = Matrix44.translate(x - extmin.x, y - extmin.y, 0)
#path.render_hatches(msp, [tp.transform(m) for tp in text_paths])
path.render_lwpolylines(msp, [tp.transform(m) for tp in text_paths])
fit_into_bbox(
texto_1["text"],
x=float(texto_1["pos"]["x"]),
y=float(texto_1["pos"]["y"]),
width=float(texto_1["size"]["x"]),
height=float(texto_1["size"]["y"]),
)

fit_into_bbox(
texto_2["text"],
x=float(texto_2["pos"]["x"]),
y=float(texto_2["pos"]["y"]),
width=float(texto_2["size"]["x"]),
height=float(texto_2["size"]["y"]),
)
doc.saveas("hatch-entity.dxf")

def main():
info = {
"basefile": "files/simple_2.dxf",
"filename": "000AAA.dxf",
"quantity": "1",
"modelo": {
"tamanho": {"largura": "80", "altura": "127", "espacamento": "1"},
"text_1": {
"text": "Short Text",
"pos": {"x": "-70", "y": "80"},
"size": {"x": "8", "y": "1"},
},
"text_2": {
"text": "This is an example of long text",
"pos": {"x": "-70", "y": "75"},
"size": {"x": "8", "y": "1"},
},
},
}

as_hatches(info)

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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