On Wed, 07. May 2025 at 12:10:00 -0500, Barry DeZonia via gdal-dev wrote:
> I am not volunteering at the moment but maybe I could someday.
>
> - Long ago I used to write 2d and 3d geometry translators for DXF files.
> - I am good at math.
> - I have contributed to gdal (some changes to the Java bi
I am not volunteering at the moment but maybe I could someday.
- Long ago I used to write 2d and 3d geometry translators for DXF files.
- I am good at math.
- I have contributed to gdal (some changes to the Java bindings).
- I used to be a C++ developer.
In order to do this I would need to learn
Le 07/05/2025 à 15:11, Jan Heckman via gdal-dev a écrit :
Hi Jukka,
You are right, excuses. My question was a bit rhetorical, though.
Will you please answer the 2nd question too?
I get the impression that there is no intention yet to convert curves
to DXF arcs.
I hope you change your mind, you
Hi Jukka,
You are right, excuses. My question was a bit rhetorical, though.
Will you please answer the 2nd question too?
I get the impression that there is no intention yet to convert curves to
DXF arcs.
I hope you change your mind, you can look to QGis to see some details, I
believe.
Jan
On Wed,
Hi,
By reading https://gdal.org/en/stable/drivers/vector/dxf.html this feels clear
and expected:
"CIRCLE, ELLIPSE, ARC, SPLINE,HELIX: Translated as a LINESTRING, tessellating
the curve into line segments"
and
"The OGR_ARC_STEPSIZE and OGR_ARC_MAX_GAP configurations options control the
approxim
