pyzwcad - ZwCAD Automation for Python
This library aimed to simplify writing ActiveX Automation scripts for ZwCAD with Python
This library is forked from the pyautocad library, everywhere you can call ACAD and ZCAD, you can use ZwCad type and also use AutoCad type.
Requires:
Optional:
Features:
Simple usage example:
from pyzwcad import ZwCAD, APoint
acad = ZwCAD()
acad.prompt("Hello, Autocad from Python\n")
print acad.doc.Name
p1 = APoint(0, 0)
p2 = APoint(50, 25)
for i in range(5):
text = acad.model.AddText('Hi %s!' % i, p1, 2.5)
acad.model.AddLine(p1, p2)
acad.model.AddCircle(p1, 10)
p1.y += 10
dp = APoint(10, 0)
for text in acad.iter_objects('Text'):
print('text: %s at: %s' % (text.TextString, text.InsertionPoint))
text.InsertionPoint = APoint(text.InsertionPoint) + dp
for obj in acad.iter_objects(['Circle', 'Line']):
print(obj.ObjectName)See more examples in source distribution.
Links
Documentation at readthedocs.org
Source code and issue tracking at GitHub.
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