I am pretty new to python and have come across a problem that I am not understanding how to get around.
I am building a custom tool in ArcMap and it has an input form. On that form, one of the parameters is a multivalue list of rasters.
My python script is receiving that input parameter:
inRasterB = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(3).split(';')
without any problems. I get a perfect, comma-delimited list.
However, I need to loop through each of these individual rasters the user has provided. I originally had it setup with a ListRasters(inRasterB), but when I started getting results for every raster in my geodatabase, I realized that this isn't going to work because the list is being used as the wildcard, which obviously isn't going to match.
I tried changing my loop to iterate through the input directly:
#rasters = sorted(arcpy.ListRasters(inRasterB)) #original code
#for raster in rasters: #original code
for raster in inRasterB: #new code
But now, it isn't recognizing those inputs as a list of rasters, but rather just a list of files (and can't find them on the filesystem due to the way geodatabases contain the rasters).
So........any thoughts on how I can go about getting a specific list of rasters from the user and looping through those rasters, and only those rasters, rather than every raster in the directory/gdb?
