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CXPTSExport und Import (CSV)Version 1.0.0In AutoCAD getestet

Benannte Punkte aus einer CSV-Datei zeichnen

Zeichnet Vermessungspunkte aus einer Tabellendatei: Name, X, Y und optional Z werden zu einem Punkt mit dem Namen daneben.

So verwenden Sie ihn

  1. Eine CSV mit den Spalten Name, x, y und optional z vorbereiten.
  2. CXPTS eingeben und die Datei wählen.
  3. Punkte und Namen erscheinen auf dem aktuellen Layer.

Gut zu wissen

  • Der Punktstil wird für den Lauf auf ein gut sichtbares Kreuz gestellt und danach zurückgesetzt.

In AutoCAD laden

  1. Speichern Sie die Datei an einem beliebigen Ort.
  2. Geben Sie APPLOAD ein, wählen Sie die Datei und klicken Sie auf Laden.
  3. Geben Sie den Befehl ein: CXPTS.

Damit er bei jedem Start bereitsteht, fügen Sie ihn im selben Dialog zum Startup-Set hinzu, oder laden Sie mit dem optionalen Loader einen ganzen Ordner auf einmal. Der optionale Loader

In AutoCAD (Vollversion) getestet. Andere Programme, die AutoLISP ausführen, funktionieren vielleicht, wurden aber nicht getestet.

Der Code

Reiner Text, nichts ist versteckt. Kopieren Sie ihn in eine Datei namens cxpts.lsp oder laden Sie ihn herunter.

;;; ============================================================================
;;; CXPTS - Plot named points from a CSV file
;;; Version 1.0.0
;;; CADXChange LISP tools - https://cadxchange.net/resources/lisp/cxpts
;;; Tested in: AutoCAD (full version). Other programs that run AutoLISP may work but are not tested.
;;; Copyright (c) CADXChange. Free for personal and commercial use; do not resell or
;;; republish it as a collection. Terms: https://cadxchange.net/legal/lisp-terms
;;; ============================================================================

;; Plot survey-style points from CSV ROWS: name, x, y, optionally z. Each point becomes a POINT object with its name
;; written next to it as text of height HEIGHT on layer LAYER. A row whose x and y are not numbers (a header) is
;; skipped. Returns how many points were plotted.
(defun cx:pts-run (rows height layer / n z)
  (setq n 0)
  (foreach r rows
    (if (and (cdr r) (cddr r) (numberp (read (cadr r))) (numberp (read (caddr r))))
      (progn
        (setq z (if (and (cdddr r) (numberp (read (cadddr r)))) (atof (cadddr r)) 0.0))
        (entmakex (list '(0 . "POINT") (cons 8 layer) (list 10 (atof (cadr r)) (atof (caddr r)) z)))
        (entmakex (list '(0 . "TEXT") (cons 8 layer)
                        (list 10 (+ (atof (cadr r)) (* 0.6 height)) (+ (atof (caddr r)) (* 0.3 height)) 0.0)
                        (cons 40 height) (cons 1 (car r)) (cons 7 (getvar "TEXTSTYLE")) '(100 . "AcDbText")))
        (setq n (1+ n)))))
  n)

(defun c:CXPTS ( / *error* cx:sv file rows)
  (setq *error* cx:err)
  (if (setq file (cx:file-open "CSV file with name, x, y, z"))
    (if (setq rows (cx:csv-rows file))
      (progn
        (cx:start '(("CMDECHO" . 0) ("PDMODE" . 35) ("PDSIZE" . 0)))
        (princ (strcat "\n" (itoa (cx:pts-run rows (getvar "TEXTSIZE") (getvar "CLAYER"))) " point(s) plotted."))
        (cx:end))
      (princ "\nThe file could not be read.")))
  (princ))


;;; ---- Shared helpers (used by the command above; identical in every CADXChange tool) ----

;; Close the undo step and put the system variables back.
(defun cx:end ()
  (foreach v cx:sv (setvar (car v) (cdr v)))
  (command "_.UNDO" "_End")
  (setq cx:sv nil)
  (princ))

;; Error handler: restores everything, stays quiet on Esc.
(defun cx:err (msg)
  (if (> (getvar "CMDACTIVE") 0) (command))
  (cx:end)
  (if (and msg (not (wcmatch (strcase msg) "*BREAK*,*CANCEL*,*EXIT*")))
    (princ (strcat "\nError: " msg)))
  (princ))

;; Ask which CSV file to read. Returns a path or nil. With FILEDIA 0 the name is typed at the command line.
(defun cx:file-open (title / f)
  (if (= (getvar "FILEDIA") 0)
    (progn
      (setq f (getstring T (strcat "\n" title ": ")))
      (if (= f "") nil f))
    (getfiled title (getvar "DWGPREFIX") "csv" 4)))

;; All lines of a text file, or nil when it cannot be opened.
(defun cx:read-lines (file / f l out)
  (if (setq f (open file "r"))
    (progn
      (while (setq l (read-line f)) (setq out (cons l out)))
      (close f)
      (reverse out))))

;; One CSV line to a list of strings (handles quotes and doubled quotes).
(defun cx:csv-parse (line / out cur q i c)
  (setq out nil cur "" q nil i 1)
  (while (<= i (strlen line))
    (setq c (substr line i 1))
    (cond
      ((and q (= c "\"") (= (substr line (1+ i) 1) "\""))
       (setq cur (strcat cur "\"") i (1+ i)))
      ((= c "\"") (setq q (not q)))
      ((and (= c ",") (not q)) (setq out (cons cur out) cur ""))
      (T (setq cur (strcat cur c))))
    (setq i (1+ i)))
  (reverse (cons cur out)))

;; Remove spaces and tabs at both ends.
(defun cx:trim (s / a b)
  (setq a 1 b (strlen s))
  (while (and (<= a b) (member (substr s a 1) '(" " "\t"))) (setq a (1+ a)))
  (while (and (>= b a) (member (substr s b 1) '(" " "\t"))) (setq b (1- b)))
  (substr s a (max 0 (1+ (- b a)))))

;; The rows of a CSV file as lists of strings, empty lines skipped; nil when the file cannot be read.
(defun cx:csv-rows (file / out)
  (foreach l (cx:read-lines file)
    (if (/= (cx:trim l) "") (setq out (cons (cx:csv-parse l) out))))
  (reverse out))

;; Save the system variables in VARS ((name . value) ...), set them, and open one undo step.
;; The caller declares cx:sv as a local so the saved values live exactly as long as the command.
(defun cx:start (vars)
  (setq cx:sv (mapcar (function (lambda (v) (cons (car v) (getvar (car v))))) vars))
  (command "_.UNDO" "_Begin")
  (foreach v vars (setvar (car v) (cdr v)))
  (princ))

(princ "\nCXPTS loaded. Type CXPTS to start.")
(princ)

Versionsverlauf

Version 1.0.0 · 27. Oktober 2026

Erste Veröffentlichung.

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