I have not worked with DXF files since the early 90s so my info might be
wrong. But check if any of your transformations are ending up with negative
start/end angles. That used to be able to reverse the direction of the arc.
Again this is old info and I don't quite understand your problem so I'm
so
Hi,
I set up a case for an issue and had to conclude that this issue does not
help in solving my problem (finding the proper vertex sequence/need to
reverse in a series of lines and arcs).
Surprisingly at first, in the case I made, there were arcs with proper as
well as improper sequence which all
Please file an issue with a (as small as possible) .dxf file reproducing
the issue
Even
Le 25/02/2024 à 22:05, Jan Heckman a écrit :
Hi Even, all,
There might be a slight connection, but my case imo does not involve
either a bulgefactor or a smoothing routine;
it is the basic conversion/rende
Hi Even, all,
There might be a slight connection, but my case imo does not involve either
a bulgefactor or a smoothing routine;
it is the basic conversion/render of a circular arc where apparently start-
and endangle are interchanged sofar without apparent cause.
Possibly the dxf has, earlier on, s
Hi,
I'm wondering if there woulnd't be a connection with
https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/issues/1839#issuecomment-537185826 ?
Even
Le 25/02/2024 à 13:32, Jan Heckman via gdal-dev a écrit :
Hi all,
Sorry for a somewhat long post, but here we go:
I am converting a .dxf having a sequence of simpl
Hi all,
Sorry for a somewhat long post, but here we go:
I am converting a .dxf having a sequence of simple lines and arcs which
form a continuous (poly)line, (correctly) ordered by EntityHandle. The arcs
are converted (to shp) as well as displayed (Qgis) in the opposite
direction as the simple line
