This is my python script code in ArcGIS 10.3; projectResult = arcpy . Project_management ( fc , outFolder + "\\" + fc , template ) # Name of shapefiles re-projected in result dialog window arcpy . AddMessage ( projectResult ) Which gives me this in the geoprocessing dialog result box; C : \GIS_Result\abc . shp C : \GIS_Result\1 234.shp C : \GIS_Result\zyx . shp C : \GIS_Result\9 87.shp Can I remove the filepath to give me just the filename?; abc.shp 1234.shp zyx.shp 987.shp

Try using: arcpy . AddMessage ( fc ) or arcpy . AddMessage ( projectResult.replace(" C : \GIS_Result\","" ) I am not python expert. Hope this is helpful Kishor

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Python - How to customise result in geoprocessing dialog window

MarkWisniewski

This is my python script code in ArcGIS 10.3;

<SPAN class="pln">projectResult </SPAN><SPAN class="pun">=</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> arcpy</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">.</SPAN><SPAN class="typ">Project_management</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">(</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">fc</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">,</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> outFolder </SPAN><SPAN class="pun">+</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> </SPAN><SPAN class="str">"\\"</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> </SPAN><SPAN class="pun">+</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> fc</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">,</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> template</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">)</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> 
</SPAN><SPAN class="com"><SPAN style="color: #e23d39;"># Name of shapefiles re-projected in result dialog window</SPAN>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> 
arcpy</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">.</SPAN><SPAN class="typ">AddMessage</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">(</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">projectResult</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">)

</SPAN>

Which gives me this in the geoprocessing dialog result box;

<SPAN class="pln">C</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">:</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">\GIS_Result\abc</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">.</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">shp 
C</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">:</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">\GIS_Result\1</SPAN><SPAN class="lit">234.shp</SPAN><SPAN class="pln"> 
C</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">:</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">\GIS_Result\zyx</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">.</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">shp 
C</SPAN><SPAN class="pun">:</SPAN><SPAN class="pln">\GIS_Result\9</SPAN><SPAN class="lit">87.shp

</SPAN>

Can I remove the filepath to give me just the filename?;

abc.shp
1234.shp
zyx.shp
987.shp

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KishorGhatage

Try using:

arcpy.AddMessage(projectResult.replace("<CODE style="font-weight: inherit; font-style: inherit;">C:\GIS_Result\","")

I am not python expert. Hope this is helpful

Kishor

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mody_buchbinder

Try os.path.basename(FileName) It works for unix too...

Have fun

Mody

DanPatterson_Retired

all that means is Unicode, it won't affect the ability to read the filename, or to use the print statement

>>> a = u'unicode_string'
>>> a
u'unicode_string'
>>> print a
unicode_string

MarkWisniewski

Dan,

I get [u'xyz.shp' ] as the output.

DanPatterson_Retired

check my thread, that has already been pointed out, I was hoping he would correct it or offer a different solution should mine not be suitable

MarkWisniewski

Kishor,

arcpy.AddMessage(fc) only gives me the name of 1 shapefile 

and

DanPatterson_Retired

not sure that is what he wants...

>>> for i in projectResult:
...  i.replace("C:\\GIS_Result\\","")
...
'abc.shp'
'1234.shp'
'zyx.shp'
>>> projectResult
['C:\\GIS_Result\\abc.shp', 'C:\\GIS_Result\\1234.shp', 'C:\\GIS_Result\\zyx.shp']
>>>

it doesn't seem to change the list

and with this, I get an error message since projectResult is a list

>>> projectResult.replace("C:\GIS_Result\","")
Traceback (  File "<interactive input>", line 1
    projectResult.replace("C:\GIS_Result\","")
                                             ^
SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal
>>>

KishorGhatage

Try using:

I am not python expert. Hope this is helpful

Kishor

DanPatterson_Retired

try a variant of this

>>> projectResult = [r'C:\GIS_Result\abc.shp',r'C:\GIS_Result\1234.shp',r'C:\GIS_Result\zyx.shp']
>>> msg = [out.split('\\')[-1] for out in projectResult]
>>> msg
['abc.shp', '1234.shp', 'zyx.shp']
>>>

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