# Generate MText report text = "WEEKLY REPORT\n" text += f"Generated: datetime.now()\n" text += "-" * 50 + "\n"
# Create table table_height = len(data) + 1 # +1 for header table_width = len(headers)
conn.close() return "Report created successfully!" create_autocad_report("project_data.db", "SELECT * FROM blocks WHERE layer='FloorPlan'") Method 4: Direct Attribute Extraction to SQLite Extract AutoCAD attributes to SQLite: (defun c:EXTRACT2SQL (/ ss idx ent att_list) (setq ss (ssget '((0 . "INSERT") (66 . 1)))) ; Blocks with attributes ;; Open SQLite database (setq db (sqlite:open "attributes.db")) sqlite autocad
# Insert table at point (10,10,0) table = acad.model.AddTable(APoint(10, 10), table_height, table_width, 5, # row height 20) # column width
for date, count in cursor.fetchall(): text += f"date: count changes\n" # Generate MText report text = "WEEKLY REPORT\n"
# Create AutoCAD report acad = win32com.client.Dispatch("AutoCAD.Application") doc = acad.ActiveDocument
doc.ModelSpace.AddMText(APoint(10, 10), 100, text) conn.close() -- Formatted output .output report.html SELECT '<tr><td>' || block_name || '</td><td>' || COUNT(*) || '</td></tr>' as html_row FROM attributes GROUP BY block_name; Quick Setup Commands: # Install SQLite ODBC (Windows) sqliteodbc.exe /quiet Test database connection sqlite3 project.db "SELECT 'Connection OK';" Export to CSV for AutoCAD sqlite3 project.db -csv -header "SELECT * FROM data" > data.csv Import CSV into AutoCAD table Use DATAEXTRACTION command Blocks with attributes
(sqlite:close db) (princ "Attributes exported to SQLite") ) Batch script to generate report: @echo off :: 1. Export from AutoCAD using -EXPORT "C:\Program Files\AutoCAD 2024\acad.exe" /b export_attributes.scr :: 2. Process with SQLite sqlite3 drawing_data.db < process.sql > report.csv