Creating Lines from excel/text file
Dirk_1 20 Jul 2020
Hi all, I am struggling with importing xy lines into Nanocad, it doesn't seem as though I can just save a text file as a .scr like in draftisght or autocad.
I have a pretty basic set (but a large quantity) of xy coordinates I would like to draw as lines. I can manually enter the line command followed by my points but I have 16.5k lines to enter.
My question is if a visual basic script already exists to import lines or some help developing one. I also might be skipping over an even easier solution so please let me know.
An example of how my excel lines look:
0,1 -0.2773501,0.5839748 0,2 0.2773501,1.583975 0,3 -0.2773501,2.583975
all in one column.
I am not a well versed programmer and have tried to see if this nancad dev. guide will help without much luck.
http://developer.nan...lassic-net-api/
I have a pretty basic set (but a large quantity) of xy coordinates I would like to draw as lines. I can manually enter the line command followed by my points but I have 16.5k lines to enter.
My question is if a visual basic script already exists to import lines or some help developing one. I also might be skipping over an even easier solution so please let me know.
An example of how my excel lines look:
0,1 -0.2773501,0.5839748 0,2 0.2773501,1.583975 0,3 -0.2773501,2.583975
all in one column.
I am not a well versed programmer and have tried to see if this nancad dev. guide will help without much luck.
http://developer.nan...lassic-net-api/
pguimber 21 Jul 2020
Hello,
maybe, it would be necessary to look in the existing LISP, to adapt one if necessary.
maybe, it would be necessary to look in the existing LISP, to adapt one if necessary.
Dirk_1 21 Jul 2020
pguimber, where would I be able to find a guide using LISP? It is something I am completely new to.
pguimber 24 Jul 2020
Hello,
see in Web, for exemple :
https://www.developpez.com/
https://www.cours-gr...com/cours-lisp/
English or french and other...
I'm not expert in Lisp, only curious!
see in Web, for exemple :
https://www.developpez.com/
https://www.cours-gr...com/cours-lisp/
English or french and other...
I'm not expert in Lisp, only curious!