def dimstyle():
doc = Drawing.new()
doc.blocks.new('left_arrow')
doc.blocks.new('right_arrow')
doc.blocks.new('arrow')
doc.blocks.new('_DOT')
doc.blocks.new('_OPEN')
return DimStyle.new('FFFF', doc=doc, dxfattribs={
'name': 'DIMSTYLE1',
})
def dimstyle():
doc = Drawing.new()
setup_doc(doc)
return DimStyle.new(
"FFFF",
doc=doc,
dxfattribs={
"name": "DIMSTYLE1",
},
)
def new(
dxfversion: str = DXF2013,
setup: Union[str, bool, Sequence[str]] = False,
units: int = 6,
) -> "Drawing":
"""Create a new :class:`~ezdxf.drawing.Drawing` from scratch, `dxfversion`
can be either "AC1009" the official DXF version name or "R12" the
AutoCAD release name.
:func:`new` can create drawings for following DXF versions:
======= ========================
Version AutoCAD Release
======= ========================
AC1009 AutoCAD R12
AC1015 AutoCAD R2000
AC1018 AutoCAD R2004
AC1021 AutoCAD R2007
AC1024 AutoCAD R2010
AC1027 AutoCAD R2013
AC1032 AutoCAD R2018
======= ========================
The `units` argument defines th document and modelspace units. The header
variable $MEASUREMENT will be set according to the given `units`, 0 for
inch, feet, miles, ... and 1 for metric units. For more information go to
module :mod:`ezdxf.units`
Args:
dxfversion: DXF version specifier as string, default is "AC1027"
respectively "R2013"
setup: setup default styles, ``False`` for no setup,
``True`` to setup everything or a list of topics as strings,
e.g. ["linetypes", "styles"] to setup only some topics:
================== ========================================
Topic Description
================== ========================================
linetypes setup line types
styles setup text styles
dimstyles setup default `ezdxf` dimension styles
visualstyles setup 25 standard visual styles
================== ========================================
units: document and modelspace units, default is 6 for meters
"""
doc = Drawing.new(dxfversion)
doc.units = units
doc.header["$MEASUREMENT"] = 0 if units in (1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10) else 1
if setup:
setup_drawing(doc, topics=setup)
return doc
def new(dxfversion: str = DXF2013,
setup: Union[str, bool, Sequence[str]] = False) -> 'Drawing':
""" Create a new :class:`~ezdxf.drawing.Drawing` from scratch, `dxfversion`
can be either "AC1009" the official DXF version name or "R12" the
AutoCAD release name.
:func:`new` can create drawings for following DXF versions:
======= ========================
Version AutoCAD Release
======= ========================
AC1009 AutoCAD R12
AC1015 AutoCAD R2000
AC1018 AutoCAD R2004
AC1021 AutoCAD R2007
AC1024 AutoCAD R2010
AC1027 AutoCAD R2013
AC1032 AutoCAD R2018
======= ========================
Args:
dxfversion: DXF version specifier as string, default is "AC1027"
respectively "R2013"
setup: setup default styles, ``False`` for no setup,
``True`` to setup everything or a list of topics as strings,
e.g. ["linetypes", "styles"] to setup only some topics:
================== ========================================
Topic Description
================== ========================================
linetypes setup line types
styles setup text styles
dimstyles setup default `ezdxf` dimension styles
visualstyles setup 25 standard visual styles
================== ========================================
"""
doc = Drawing.new(dxfversion)
if setup:
setup_drawing(doc, topics=setup)
return doc
def dwg_r2000():
return Drawing.new("AC1015")
def dwg_r12():
return Drawing.new("AC1009")
def doc():
return Drawing.new("r2018")
def dwg_r2000():
return Drawing.new('AC1015')
def dwg_r12():
return Drawing.new('AC1009')
def doc():
return Drawing.new('r2018')