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Command: XDLIST
Initializing...
Select object:
Enter application name <*>:
No Xdata associated with Application Name(s).
Object has 16383 bytes of Xdata space available.
Command: XDLIST Initializing... Select object: Enter application name <*>: No Xdata associated with Application Name(s). Object has 16383 bytes of Xdata space available.
There is no data on that object.
Thank you very much for your reply. I am not very familiar with dxf. May I ask how can I operate to make the drawn dxf be correctly interpreted by netdxf
If the code raises an assertion that means that you are using a Debug build not a Release build. assertions, not exceptions, are used through out the code, to check for things that should not happen but are fixed or a workaround has been applied. I use them to keep track of weird things just in case they might raise a more serious problem down the line. You should not worry about them, they are for debugging purposes, and can be bypassed without problems. Use the Release build.
Your DXF contains a code 1071 out of place and it will be ignored, under normal circumstances it is used to store extended data information.
dxf file opening error
Screenshot of error displayed when the dxf file is opened
test dxf file
test.zip
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