Point layer

Question

Excuse me, help me 
this code does not work when I make it as a script tool also it does not show to any error but no results 
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import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace="C:\test"
arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True
inX = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
inY = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1)
pnt=arcpy.Point()
pnt.X=float(inX)
pnt.Y=float(inY)
p=arcpy.PointGeometry(pnt)
newl=arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(p)
OUTp= arcpy.SetParameterAsText(2, newl)

XanderBakker · Answer

The Calculate Value tool requires an expression, and an output type (which could be variant) and an optional expression. If you create a string as result, which combines the X and Y like this "{0} {1}".format(X, Y), then you can connect it to the coordinates input of the tool (which you can just drag to your model). You should define some of the tool parameters as model parameters.

Now, it might be better to take the calculation you are planning inside the tool, but in order to judge that, I would have to know what type of calculation you are planning to perform and what the input data will be.

Kind regards,

Xander

MaherAL_ZUHAIRI · Answer

Sorry I am bothering you, thank you for your helping the toolbox works correctly, but on last question I want to use this toolbox in model builder so I need to specify the X and Y value from calculate value (tool)  output value. 
How can I do this?

Thanks

XanderBakker · Answer

Hi Maher,

I don't think that the problem you are facing has anything to do with the underlying Python code. However, I did attach a zip with the toolbox, and this toolbox worked for me specifying X=4 and Y=5 using WGS84.

If this doesn't work for you, you will have to provide some more details on what you specify in the dialog, version of ArcGIS, write privileges on output location, etc. If you use a tool from the standard ArcGIS toolboxes and write to an output featureclass (same location as in the provided tool), does that work?

Kind regards,

Xander

ToolboxExample.zip