PathScripts.post.dxf_post Namespace Reference

Functions
def	dxfWrite (objlist, filename)
def	export (objectslist, filename, argstring)
def	parse (pathobj)
def	processArguments (argstring)

Variables
	now = datetime.datetime.now()
bool	OUTPUT_HEADER = True
	pythonopen = open
string	TOOLTIP
string	TOOLTIP_ARGS

Function Documentation

dxfWrite()

def PathScripts.post.dxf_post.dxfWrite	(		objlist,
			filename
	)

References importDXF.export().

export()

def PathScripts.post.dxf_post.export	(		objectslist,
			filename,
			argstring
	)

parse()

def PathScripts.post.dxf_post.parse

(

pathobj

)

accepts a Path object.  Returns a list of wires

processArguments()

def PathScripts.post.dxf_post.processArguments

(

argstring

)

Variable Documentation

now

PathScripts.post.dxf_post.now = datetime.datetime.now()

OUTPUT_HEADER

bool PathScripts.post.dxf_post.OUTPUT_HEADER = True

pythonopen

PathScripts.post.dxf_post.pythonopen = open

TOOLTIP

string PathScripts.post.dxf_post.TOOLTIP

Initial value:

=  """
This is a postprocessor file for the Path workbench. It is used to
take a pseudo-gcode fragment outputted by a Path object, and output
a dxf file.
Operations are output to layers.
vertical moves are ignore
All path moves are flattened to z=0
 
Does NOT remove redundant lines.  If you have multiple step-downs in your
operation, you'll get multiple redundant lines in your dxf.
 
import dxf_post
"""

TOOLTIP_ARGS

string PathScripts.post.dxf_post.TOOLTIP_ARGS

Initial value:

=  """
Arguments for dxf:
"""