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arcpy.mp exportToPDF parameters

TylerT

I'm no seeing the "Convert character marker symbols to polygon" parameter in the exportToPDF method. Guessing I might have to dig into CIM unless I'm missing something. Any thoughts? Tyler

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jbarrette

@TylerT I don't think so. Think of the CIM as a way of setting properties, not methods. We have plans for 3.2 to add this capability (and other updates) to our export functions.

Jeff - Layout and arcpy.mp teams

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jbarrette

@TylerT I don't think so. Think of the CIM as a way of setting properties, not methods. We have plans for 3.2 to add this capability (and other updates) to our export functions.

Jeff - Layout and arcpy.mp teams

TylerT

Thanks @JeffBarrette. So, is export params accessible through the CIM?

Tyler

jbarrette

Thanks for the feedback. This is something we have planned for near term. We did support it for ArcMap (arcpy.mapping) but It is currently not supported as a separate parameter for exporting.

Jeff - Layout and arcpy.mp teams

Robert LeClair

Interesting. So the ArcMap command - ExportToPDF- using Python 2.7 has the convert_markers parameter while ArcGIS Pro 3.0.2 using Python 3.9.11 does not have the convert_markers parameter. Not sure why...

BUT ArcGIS Notebook Server in ArcGIS Enterprise DOES have the convert_markers parameter...strange...

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