Of this, “ő” (U+0151) is not representable in ANSI-1252, so what gets written to the dxf is (non- ASCII shown in hex) When the output encoder encounters a character that is not representable in this one, it will use a literal question mark.Īctual case, I have a block with the name Quick grepping the DXF2000 mentions “String (255-character maximum less for Unicode strings)” ( Group Code Value types), so it may be a false track.Īnyway, the DXF file written does have strings converted to single-byte encoding, but it seems it’s always ANSI-1252. I have created layers and blocks and whatnot with (hungarian) accented characters in their names.Īpparently (according to the Internet, as evidenced probably most glaringly by /adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=7586582&linkID=9240617) the R15 DXF version assumes single-byte character sets being used. Community version (still on FBSD only), so dxflib.
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