Thanks TIG it is a good point

@krisjaniszakis said: Does some one know how big(length) array ("v") I can send through ? http://stackoverflow.com/a/7725515 But big data like this you should go with POST instead of GET

Thanks it was the thing I was looking for

Use bb.min then

@tig said: mat=e2.material > if mat > cname=mat.name ### OR .display_name ? > else ### NO MATERIAL > cname="<Default>" > end#if test for the existence of the material and then get it's name if it exists, if the material is ' nil'then there's no ' name' to get. #display_name should only be used to output the name of a material to the UI - not as an id. http://www.thomthom.net/thoughts/2012/03/the-secrets-of-sketchups-materials/#speaking-of-names8230

Thanks

Thanks it helped.

You can write data to a CSV/TSV file which Excel can use or have linked into an XLS. There are several examples of 'Component-Reporters'... You can then read this 'text' back in and convert it to numbers etc as desired... On Windows you can access Excel directly using... require 'win32ole.so' which you must install. This then allows you to read/write XLS files directly... There are good www resources to help you - here's an example http://davidsulc.com/blog/2011/03/27/win32ole-and-ruby-working-with-worksheets/