With open(GRAPH_SRC_FILE, 'w') as outfile: This code passes inputs from python to autocadįrom comtypes.client import CreateObject, GetModule, GetActiveObject To launch from python, I believe you have to call subprocess similarly to above, but I'm not put together the following based on the suggestions
To launch script from powershell, issue command /b įor example (question marks in place of spaces): C:\Program?files\AutoDesk\AutoCAD?2018\acad.exe /b c:\files\script.scr Graph_command_string = iter_to_lisp_string() Pts_string = "'" + iter_to_lisp_string(map(iter_to_lisp_string, )) To convert tuples and lists to string: def iter_to_lisp_string (list_or_tuple): scr-file (with your files, pts, sls and such of course): open Generate a script file and launch it in AutoCAD.įor each drawing, in python write the following lines into a.
I would like to know how to use the python data types as input and directly interface with AutoCAD from Python, save the AutoCAD output as a dxf file. The actual input is generated in Python pts = sls = The 2D geometry created from the above is exported as a dxf file from AutoCAD. ) ) ( mapcar 'cons (vl-sort (append sls tls) ' <) pts ) ) ) ( defun text ( p s a c ) ( entmake I've the following AutoLISP code ( defun graph ( pts sls tls ) ( ( lambda ( l ) ( foreach x l ( text ( cdr x ) ( itoa ( car x )) 0.0 1 )) ( mapcar
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