On 24 August 2010 14:51, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Rodrigo, > > I can try to do it in swing and see how dose it takes .. > I never do anything with swing but looking at the swig documentation it dose > not seems to be very difficult.
Matteo, it would be great if you could give us a hand on that! I think SWIG is a good option because it is flexible. if we change the API it is just a matter of regenerating the code. > > I'm very interested to have dwg support for my application. > PythonCAD could be a good application for viewing and modifie dwg files .. > Even for testing pourpouse for the libredwg. Sure, we definitely need test cases. > > Actually in PythonCAD, I will read dxf file and render the entity in the > graphic area as a new layer. > you can give a try downloading the last git commited at : > git://pythoncad.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/pythoncad/pythoncad set the R38 > branch that is the actual in development. > > I actually support arc/circle line text polyline. > we got some truble with color.. Maybe you could take a look at our svg converter or the GRASS v.in.redwg module, which deal with more entities. > > so What I really need is a lib that reads\write the file and give me the > ability to get this information for rendering on my Application. > > Let me know if we can make a sort of cooperation to get the binding works in > a short time. > I would like to go out with my first beta for the end of the year. Sure. See what you can do and send us a patch. I can get you git push access. Our rules are not strict at all: one or two patches and you are in. I really want to help on that but I won't be able to do that on the following 2 or 3 weeks :( Rodrigo -- Rodrigo Rodrigues da Silva PoliGNU - Grupo de Estudos de Software Livre da Poli/USP FSF Associate Member #7788
