ORG.GLC:
Small utility scripts to handle sdr33 and dxf files
- sdr2csv.awk - convert SDR33 to CSV
- sdr2gkf.awk - convert SDR33 to GKF (GNU Gama 3D)
You have to install gawk on your machine. There are binary releases for Linux and Windows.
Open a command line window and type the following command to list the statistics of the sample.sdr:
gawk -f sdr2csv.awk sample.sdr
The results are written:
- sample.sdr.svb.csv - angular measure file
- sample.sdr.xyh0.csv - file with stations
- sample.sdr.xyh.csv - file with coordinates of points
gawk -f sdr2gkf.awk sample.sdr
The results are written:
- sample.sdr.gkf - file for GNU Gama (no complete)
(origin: https://github.com/zsiki/dxf_utils)
- 3dface2csv.awk - convert 3DFACE DXF entities to a csv file with WKT geometry useful to load into QGIS as Delemited text layer
- blk_list.awk - statistics about block inserts in a DXF file
- coo2dxf.awk - create dxf file from space separated coordinate list
- dxf2pg.awk - DXF entites to PostGIS database, supported entites: TEXT, MTEXT, LINE, POLYLINE
- dxf_attr2csv.awk - create csv file from block attributes in dxf file
- dxf_blk2csv.awk - create csv file from block inserts in dxf file
- dxf_txt2csv.awk - create csv file from texts in DXF file
- dxfinfo.awk - statistics about entities and layers in a DXF file
You have to install gawk on your machine. There are binary releases for Linux and Windows.
Open a command line window and type the following command to list the statistics of the sample.dxf:
gawk -f dxfinfo.awk sample.dxf
The results are written to the standard output, if you would like to save them into a file use redirection standard output to file e.g.:
gawk -f dxfinfo.awk sample.dxf > sample_info.txt
or use pipe to send the output to another program.
If you use Windows you have to install GNU AWK. You can find binary release here: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/gawk.htm. Download the binary zip and unzip it (gawk.exe is enough).