In this blog post I will discuss one of the basic types of linked lists i.e. singly-linked lists. This is one of the important and simple data structure types. Furthermore, this is a data structure that can be defined by […]
In one of my previous blog posts, I discussed how we can use lists and dictionaries for storing AutoCAD objects created. In this post I want to introduce some more efficient data structures that we can use for organizing AutoCAD […]
Monte-carlo simulation is a very popular technique when it comes to risk assessment. In previous posts I have introduced implementations of monte-carlo simulations in Python and R. I e.g. used Monte-carlo simulation to assess the risk associated with price developments of […]
This post provides a quick tutorial on how to comment Python code. There are three ways of commenting Python code: Single-line comments Multi-line comments Docstring comments Single-line comments In Python, single-line comments can be implemented with the # operator. This […]
Operations Research (OR) involves experiments with optimization models. The aim is to find the best design, plan, or decision for a system or a human. Accordingly, these models consist of objectives and constraints. However, most of the available packages or […]
In my previous post I discussed and demonstrated how to check for intersecting AutoCAD objects with pyautocad in Python. In this post I want to do something similar yet different: I want to show how you can extend AutoCAD objects […]
In this blog post I will be discussing the IntersectWith method for dealing with intersecting objects in AutoCAD. The method can be used for identifying intersecting AutoCAD objects. It can also be used in combination with object extensions, i.e. when […]
Now that we have understood the basic usage of different pyautocad methods and objects from our previous blog posts we need to learn how to work with those more systematically and in an efficient way. This blog post brings you […]
In one of my previous posts I introduced monte-carlo simulation by demonstrating how one can assess the risk associated to a stock price using monte-carlo simulation. As described in my overview of simulation techniques for supply chain analysts and operations […]
I have already published various posts containing gganimate animations. For R programmers or analysts with profciency in R this is a very interesting package. It converts ggplot2-plots into animations. See e.g. my blog post introducing comtradr for international trade analysis (containing […]
I have already introduced various interfaces in R and Python for querying data directly from within a script. Examples covered by me inlcuded the OECD database and its interface in R, i.e. the OECD package in R. I also e.g. covered twitteR, […]
While working with AutoCAD, sometimes we need to insert external objects such as images. That is why in this blog post we will discuss how to insert an image in a AutoCAD template using the pyautocad module. Setting up environment […]
In our previous blog posts, we have discussed how to create 2D and 3D objects and to play with their properties. Now, in this blog post, we are going to learn, how to hatch objects using pywin32 in the AutoCAD […]
In this blog post, we are going to look at how we can work with 3D mesh objects in AutoCAD using the pyautocad module. If we want, we can use the pywin32 module too to work with 3D mesh. Significance […]
In our last blog post we learned how to build the APoint constructor for drawing objects on AutoCAD using python. In continuation with the same, we will learn how to create the second major constructor i.e. aDouble in this blog […]
