GLORY Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Hello Everyone, I need some help; here is my list in csv 1,21.188,19.762,0.000,L1S 2,31.804,7.629,0.000,L2S 3,44.106,18.077,0.000,L2 4,32.984,30.378,0.000,L1 5,45.117,40.995,0.000,L1 6,56.239,26.671,0.000,L2 7,68.878,36.782,0.000,L2E 8,57.587,50.937,0.000,L1E 9,49.168,65.549,0.000,L1S 10,43.612,72.164,0.000,L1 11,50.491,77.059,0.000,L1 12,55.253,70.179,0.000,L1C 13,41.363,59.993,0.000,L2S 14,34.616,68.460,0.000,L2 15,27.472,64.094,0.000,L2 16,33.954,55.495,0.000,L2C And I want to make that list into something like this, (setq pt (list (nth 1 ln) (nth 2 ln) (nth 3 ln))) (setq mylist '( (("L1S" (list pt)) ("L1" (list pt))...("L1E" (list pt))) (("L2S" (list pt)) ("L2" (list pt))...("L2E" (list pt))) (("L1S" (list pt)) ("L1" (list pt))...("L1C" (list pt))) (("L2S" (list pt)) ("L2" (list pt))...("L2C" (list pt))) ) ) In order to plot the lines into groups by creating another set of group of points if the description has "S" or start at the end, say L1S for Line 1 Start. Thank you in advance.Line1 and 2 Group List.csv Quote
devitg Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago @GLORY Please upload a sample.dwg as you need it to be, at least 2 lines Quote
BIGAL Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Ok that is what you get in field survey using Total stations, GPS etc so you want to string the description. Yes I have something, working on it for Bricscad. I have spent over 45+ years doing civil work, so can see what you want, the simple answer is CIV3D or Civil Site Design or Carlson, etc that is civil software, When reading a points file it will string the points via a description, add blocks matching descriptions and more. I am working on the add blocks and line work on correct layer. Your csv processed. Happy to discuss further. But I don't intend to reinvent the wheel to much. Quote
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