@mlightcad/libredwg-web 0.4.6 → 0.6.0
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- package/README.md +147 -147
- package/dist/libredwg-web.js +99 -35
- package/dist/libredwg-web.umd.cjs +98 -34
- package/lib/converter/converter.js +36 -22
- package/lib/converter/entityConverter.d.ts +2 -2
- package/lib/converter/entityConverter.js +30 -39
- package/lib/database/common.d.ts +2 -0
- package/lib/database/common.js +11 -0
- package/lib/database/entities/entity.d.ts +2 -2
- package/lib/database/tables/table.d.ts +2 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/wasm/libredwg-web.d.ts +523 -523
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# libredwg-web
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This is a DWG/DXF JavaScript parser based on libredwg. It can be used in browser and Node.js environments.
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- [Live demo](https://mlightcad.github.io/libredwg-web/)
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- [API docs](https://mlightcad.github.io/libredwg-web/docs/)
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## Build WebAssembly
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```bash
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# Activate PATH and other environment variables for emscripten in the current terminal if needed
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source ./emsdk_env.sh
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# Install npm dependencies to build JavaScript bindings for libredwg
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# Check for dependencies, available tools, and system configurations and prepare the software package for building libredwg on a specific system
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# Compile and build libredwg
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# Use emscripten to build web assembly for libredwg
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# Copy web assembly (wasm file and JavaScript glue code file) from build directory to distribution directory of this package
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# Build web assembly wrapper so that it is easier to use it
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```
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In order to reduce the size of wasm file, the following functionalities are not included by default when building web assembly.
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## Usage
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```bash
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```
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### Use Raw Web Assembly
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The raw web assembly module (wasm file and JavaScript glue code file) is stored in folder [wasm](./wasm/).
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```javascript
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import { createModule } from "@mlightcad/libredwg-web/wasm/libredwg-web.js";
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// Create libredwg module
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- Method to convert dwg data to [DwgDatabase](https://mlightcad.github.io/libredwg-web/docs/interfaces/database_database.DwgDatabase.html) instance with the strong type definition so that it is easy to use.
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import { Dwg_File_Type, LibreDwg } from '@mlightcad/libredwg-web';
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const dwg = libredwg.dwg_read_data(fileContent, Dwg_File_Type.DWG);
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### Usage with node.js
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## Interfaces
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Those interfaces are much more easier to use with better data structure. It is quite similar to interfaces defined in project [@mlightcad/dxf-json](https://github.com/mlightcad/dxf-json). Those interfaces describe most of commonly used objects in the dwg/dxf drawing.
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Those interfaces are JavaScript version of `structs` defined in libredwg C++ code. Only a few `structs` have the correponding JavaScript interface. Most of them are defined to make it easier to convert libredwg data structure to [DwgDatabase](https://mlightcad.github.io/libredwg-web/docs/interfaces/database_database.DwgDatabase.html).
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## Demo App
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One demo app is provided in folder [examples](./examples/). You can run the following command to launch it.
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```javascript
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pnpm demo
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# libredwg-web
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This is a DWG/DXF JavaScript parser based on libredwg. It can be used in browser and Node.js environments.
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- [Live demo](https://mlightcad.github.io/libredwg-web/)
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- [API docs](https://mlightcad.github.io/libredwg-web/docs/)
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## Build WebAssembly
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Download and install emscripten according to [this doc](https://emscripten.org/docs/getting_started/downloads.html). Please make sure the following command is executed to activate `PATH` and other environment variables in the current terminal before building web assembly.
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Download and install [automake](https://www.gnu.org/software/automake/)
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```
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```bash
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# Activate PATH and other environment variables for emscripten in the current terminal if needed
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source ./emsdk_env.sh
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# run autogen
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# change directory
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cd bindings/javascript
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# Install npm dependencies to build JavaScript bindings for libredwg
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pnpm install
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# Check for dependencies, available tools, and system configurations and prepare the software package for building libredwg on a specific system
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pnpm build:prepare
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# Compile and build libredwg
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# Use emscripten to build web assembly for libredwg
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pnpm build:wasm
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# Copy web assembly (wasm file and JavaScript glue code file) from build directory to distribution directory of this package
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pnpm copy
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# Build web assembly wrapper so that it is easier to use it
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pnpm build
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```
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- write dwg file
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## Usage
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```bash
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```
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```javascript
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```
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- Method to convert dwg data to [DwgDatabase](https://mlightcad.github.io/libredwg-web/docs/interfaces/database_database.DwgDatabase.html) instance with the strong type definition so that it is easy to use.
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```
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```
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Those interfaces are much more easier to use with better data structure. It is quite similar to interfaces defined in project [@mlightcad/dxf-json](https://github.com/mlightcad/dxf-json). Those interfaces describe most of commonly used objects in the dwg/dxf drawing.
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## Demo App
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```javascript
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@@ -6679,14 +6689,26 @@ class LibreEntityConverter {
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const gridSpacing = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "GRIDUNIT").data;
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const viewDirection = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "VIEWDIR").data;
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const targetPoint = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "view_target").data;
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const perspectiveLensLength = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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const perspectiveLensLength = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"lens_length"
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+
).data;
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const frontClipZ = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "front_clip_z").data;
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const backClipZ = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "back_clip_z").data;
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const viewHeight = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "VIEWSIZE").data;
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const snapAngle = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "SNAPANG").data;
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const viewTwistAngle = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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-
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-
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const viewTwistAngle = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"twist_angle"
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).data;
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const circleZoomPercent = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"circle_zoom"
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).data;
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const statusBitFlags = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"status_flag"
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).data;
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const sheetName = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "style_sheet").data;
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const renderMode = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "render_mode").data;
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const ucsPerViewport = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "UCSVP").data;
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@@ -6697,19 +6719,40 @@ class LibreEntityConverter {
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const ucsId = libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(named_ucs_ref);
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const base_ucs_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "base_ucs").data;
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const ucsBaseId = libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(base_ucs_ref);
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const orthographicType = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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const orthographicType = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"UCSORTHOVIEW"
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).data;
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const elevation = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "ucs_elevation").data;
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const shadePlotMode = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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-
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-
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const shadePlotMode = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"shadeplot_mode"
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).data;
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const isDefaultLighting = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"use_default_lights"
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).data;
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const defaultLightingType = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"default_lighting_type"
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).data;
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const brightness = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "brightness").data;
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const contrast = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "contrast").data;
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const majorGridFrequency = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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-
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const majorGridFrequency = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"grid_major"
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).data;
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const background_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"background"
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).data;
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const backgroundId = libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(background_ref);
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const shadeplot_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "shadeplot").data;
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const shadePlotId = libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(shadeplot_ref);
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const visualstyle_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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const visualstyle_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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entity,
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"visualstyle"
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).data;
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const visualStyleId = libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(visualstyle_ref);
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const sun_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(entity, "sun").data;
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const sunId = libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(sun_ref);
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@@ -6741,20 +6784,20 @@ class LibreEntityConverter {
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ucsOrigin,
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ucsXAxis,
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ucsYAxis,
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ucsId: ucsId
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ucsBaseId: ucsBaseId
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ucsId: idToString(ucsId),
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ucsBaseId: idToString(ucsBaseId),
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orthographicType,
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elevation,
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shadePlotMode,
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majorGridFrequency,
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backgroundId: backgroundId
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shadePlotId: shadePlotId
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visualStyleId: visualStyleId
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backgroundId: idToString(backgroundId),
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shadePlotId: idToString(shadePlotId),
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visualStyleId: idToString(visualStyleId),
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isDefaultLighting: !!isDefaultLighting,
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defaultLightingType,
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brightness,
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contrast,
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sunId: sunId
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sunId: idToString(sunId)
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};
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}
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convertWipeout(entity, commonAttrs) {
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@@ -6891,8 +6934,8 @@ class LibreEntityConverter {
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const lineTypeScale = libredwg.dwg_object_entity_get_ltype_scale(entity);
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const isVisible = !libredwg.dwg_object_entity_get_invisible(entity);
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return {
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handle: handle.value,
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ownerBlockRecordSoftId: ownerhandle.absolute_ref,
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handle: idToString(handle.value),
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ownerBlockRecordSoftId: idToString(ownerhandle.absolute_ref),
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layer,
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color: rgbColor,
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colorIndex,
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@@ -6908,13 +6951,13 @@ class LibreEntityConverter {
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getLayerName(entity) {
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const libredwg = this.libredwg;
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const layer = libredwg.dwg_object_entity_get_layer_object_ref(entity);
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const name = this.layers.get(layer.handleref.value);
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const name = this.layers.get(idToString(layer.handleref.value));
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return name ?? "0";
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}
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getLtypeName(entity) {
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const libredwg = this.libredwg;
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const ltype = libredwg.dwg_object_entity_get_ltype_object_ref(entity);
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const name = this.ltypes.get(ltype.handleref.value);
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const name = this.ltypes.get(idToString(ltype.handleref.value));
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return name ?? "";
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}
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}
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@@ -6993,7 +7036,9 @@ class LibreDwgConverter {
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{
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const btr = this.convertBlockRecord(tio, obj);
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db.tables.BLOCK_RECORD.entries.push(btr);
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btr.
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if (isModelSpace(btr.name) || isPaperSpace(btr.name)) {
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btr.entities.forEach((entity) => db.entities.push(entity));
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}
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}
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break;
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case Dwg_Object_Type.DWG_TYPE_DIMSTYLE:
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@@ -7089,7 +7134,10 @@ class LibreDwgConverter {
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let entities = this.convertEntities(obj, commonAttrs.handle);
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if (entities.length == 0) {
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const entities_ptr = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "entities").data;
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const object_ref_ptr_array = libredwg.dwg_ptr_to_object_ref_ptr_array(
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const object_ref_ptr_array = libredwg.dwg_ptr_to_object_ref_ptr_array(
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entities_ptr,
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num_owned
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);
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const converter = this.entityConverter;
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entities = [];
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for (let index = 0; index < num_owned; index++) {
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@@ -7451,9 +7499,9 @@ class LibreDwgConverter {
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const elevation = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "ucs_elevation").data;
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const majorGridLines = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "grid_major").data;
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const background = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "background").data;
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const backgroundObjectId = background ? libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(background)
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const backgroundObjectId = background ? idToString(libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(background)) : void 0;
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const visualstyle = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "visualstyle").data;
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const visualStyleObjectId = visualstyle ? libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(visualstyle)
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const visualStyleObjectId = visualstyle ? idToString(libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(visualstyle)) : void 0;
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return {
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...commonAttrs,
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standardFlag,
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@@ -7505,8 +7553,8 @@ class LibreDwgConverter {
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const ownerhandle = libredwg.dwg_object_object_get_ownerhandle_object(object_tio);
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const handle = libredwg.dwg_object_get_handle_object(obj);
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return {
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handle: handle.value,
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ownerHandle: ownerhandle.absolute_ref,
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handle: idToString(handle.value),
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ownerHandle: idToString(ownerhandle.absolute_ref),
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name: libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(tio, "name").data
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};
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}
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const minExtent = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "EXTMIN").data;
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const maxExtent = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "EXTMAX").data;
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const elevation = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "ucs_elevation").data;
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const block_header_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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item,
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"block_header"
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).data;
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const paperSpaceTableId = idToString(
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libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(block_header_ref)
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);
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const active_viewport_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(
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item,
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"active_viewport"
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7607
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).data;
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+
const viewportId = idToString(
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libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(active_viewport_ref)
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);
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const named_ucs_ref = libredwg.dwg_dynapi_entity_value(item, "named_ucs").data;
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const namedUcsId = isValidPointer(named_ucs_ref) ? idToString(libredwg.dwg_ref_get_absref(named_ucs_ref)) : void 0;
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return {
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...commonAttrs,
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layoutName,
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@@ -7561,11 +7625,9 @@ class LibreDwgConverter {
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ucsXAxis,
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7626
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ucsYAxis,
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orthographicType,
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paperSpaceTableId
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// TODO: Set the correct value
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// namedUcsId?: string;
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paperSpaceTableId,
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viewportId,
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namedUcsId,
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// orthographicUcsId?: string;
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shadePlotId: ""
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// TODO: Set the correct value
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@@ -9058,8 +9120,8 @@ const _LibreDwg = class _LibreDwg {
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return converter.convert(data);
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}
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/**
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* Converts Dwg_Data instance to DwgDatabase instance and returns conversion statistics.
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* DwgDatabase instance doesn't depend on Dwg_Data instance any more after conversion.
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* Converts Dwg_Data instance to DwgDatabase instance and returns conversion statistics.
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* DwgDatabase instance doesn't depend on Dwg_Data instance any more after conversion.
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* So you can call function dwg_free to free memory occupied by Dwg_Data.
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* @param data Pointer to Dwg_Data instance.
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* @returns Returns the converted DwgDatabase and conversion statistics.
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@@ -9983,6 +10045,8 @@ export {
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createModule,
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10046
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dwgCodePageToEncoding,
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dwgVersions,
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idToString,
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isModelSpace,
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isPaperSpace
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isPaperSpace,
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isValidPointer
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};
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