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VecDXF: Export MiraMon vector layers to DXF files
VecDXF:
This option performs direct transformation of points and nodes to points, lines and arcs to open polylines, and polygons to closed polylines.
VecDXF text:
This option transforms points into DXF texts (the attribute becomes the text).
ASCII polygons are converted to closed polylines; lines are converted to
opened polylines; points can be converted to points or to texts. The maximum
number of vertices in each line or polygon is 4.2 milion.
The output DXF file contains a short header with its geographic
boundaries.
The application allows introducing terrain coordinates of the lower left
corner to let DXF file to have map coordinates if it had not before, or to
shift the whole drawing to a lower range of coordinates (for ex., some
programs have problems while opening DXF files with UTM coordinates in
m).
- Notes:
- Attributes become the names of the DXF layers.
- According to the DXF format, names of layers are transformed to
capital letters and are truncated at 31 characters of length.
- Negative number attributes (for ex. holes) keep the sign in the
name.
- Real attributes are only supported by option 3 of the application, because
names of layers cannot contain decimal points.
- Range of numeric integer attributes allowed: -2147483648 to 2147483647
(long).
Syntax:
- VecDXF 1 VectorFileName DXFFileName [/ESCALAT] [/DESPLAC_X] [/DESPLAC_Y] [/N_DECIMALS] [/UNICAPA] [/TAULA] [/CAMP] [/CONSIDER_NODATA] [/REPE] [/ALCADA]
- VecDXF 2 VectorFileName DXFFileName TextHeight [/ESCALAT] [/DESPLAC_X] [/DESPLAC_Y] [/N_DECIMALS] [/UNICAPA] [/JOC_CARAC] [/TAULA] [/CAMP] [/CONSIDER_NODATA] [/REPE] [/ALCADA]
Options:
- 1:
Direct transformation. From points and nodes into points. From lines and arcs into open polylines. From polygons into closed polylines.
- 2:
Transforms points into texts.
Parameters:
- VectorFileName
(Vector file name -
Input parameter): Name of the vector file (PNT, ARC, NOD, POL, VEC) to convert.
- DXFFileName
(DXF file name -
Output parameter): Name of the output DXF file.
- TextHeight
(Text height -
Input parameter): Size of the DXF text in map units.
Modifiers:
/ESCALAT= (ESCALAT) Scale applied to X,Y coordinates. Default value is 1. (Input parameter) /DESPLAC_X= (X shift) Shift applied to X coordinates. Default value is 0. (Input parameter) /DESPLAC_Y= (Y shift) Shift applied to Y coordinates. Default value is 0. (Input parameter) /N_DECIMALS= (Decimal places) Number of decimal places written in the coordinates of the output DXF file; default value is 6. (Input parameter) /UNICAPA= (Unicapa) DXF layer name if all elements should be on the same layer. If omitted, each element's attribute becomes its layer. (Input parameter) /JOC_CARAC=
(Character set)
Character set for texts; may be ANSI-1252 or OEM-850. Default value is ANSI-1252. (Input parameter) /TAULA /CAMP= (Camp) /TAULA= and /CAMP= indicate the database field exported as a layer or text in the DXF. For more information on these parameter values, see the general syntax document. (Input parameter) /CONSIDER_NODATA (NoData values) Include NoData values in the query. It only takes effect when there is an attribute selection. (Input parameter) /REPE= (Repe) Indicates which record is chosen when there is more than one record per graphic identifier (multiple record). For more information, see the general syntax document. (Input parameter) /ALCADA= (Height) Indicates which of the possible heights is written in the DXF. For more information, see the general syntax document. (Input parameter)
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