Latest Contributions by CharlesMacleod

Change BeginInvoke to Invoke and remove the await (I also dont follow why the "async" on the UI delegate - can u remove that also)... See if that makes a difference. ... View more

Although this doesnt directly answer your question, these links are to sessions that were presented at Palm Springs for working with Feature Services in 2019 and 2020. Even though they are a little dated, the information they contain - eg how feature services rename tables/feature classes when services are published is still relevant. Understanding FeatureServices - A Developers Guide (2019) Understanding Feature Services (2020) ... View more

no. any ordering/sorting wld have to be done "after the fact" ... View more

Once a project is open, the application does not return to the "there is not a project open" state. That only occurs at start up. To "reset" a project/addin you would essentially have to open _another_ project and, from "that" project, re-open your desired one. ... View more

I am pretty sure a row cursor always returns records in object id order - i.e. in the order in which they are read from the underlying table. ... View more

sorry, guess that's what i get for typing something in to the chat from memory...it's "GetMapView". https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/sdk/api-reference/topic22456.html     ... View more

Zoom To Map View takes the extent from the map u pick (on the Zoom to Map View dropdown) and applies it to the map view in the (selected) map frame. So something like var mv = mapFrame.GetActiveView(LayoutView.Active); mv.ZoomTo(whateverExtentYouWant);//Assuming 2D map and so forth ... View more

additionally, to activate the GP pane, change your code to this: var pane = FrameworkApplication.DockPaneManager.Find("esri_geoprocessing_toolBoxes"); if (pane != null) pane.Activate();//Show the GP dialog //if (pane == null){MessageBox.Show("Geoprocessing Pane must be open to run tool"); //return;} if the pane is already activated it will be a no-op ... View more

pre-process the string. i think "'" has to be escaped with another "'". var str = "This has an embedded ' in it"; var strEscaped = str.Replace("'", "''"); qf.WhereClause = $"......'{strEscaped}'"; ... View more

sounds like u need Geometry.Engine.Difference https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/sdk/api-reference/topic8216.html ... View more

there's a lot to unpack here. To reference any property or method on any class at compile time u must have a reference to the assembly that defines "that class" in your .csproj (unless u r using reflection which i assume u r not).  Without a reference to "that" particular addin assembly in the "other" addin .csproj (which would be strange but there is nothing to prevent it) then references to classes or properties within it in your source code would never compile. If you _do_ add a reference to another addin assembly to your addin then the usual rules of .NET will apply - any objects sharing the same name within the scope of a given method or routine would end up needing to be fully-qualified to avoid naming collisions and the compiler will prompt u as such when u attempt to compile.. There is no concept of a "global variable" within Pro at runtime. U can, however, always access running instances of particular objects instantiated by the Framework via the various FrameworkApplication.FindModule, GetPluginWrapper, FrameworkApplication.DockPaneManager.Find(...) calls but u wld still need references to the various assemblies to reference public content (assuming u were not using reflection) unless they were defined on the base "Contract" classes they inherit from @RichardDaniels wrote: I've been developing several add-ins (6 at this count) and loading them into a custom tab. In a few cases I've taken one add-in and Forked it and to create a new add-in with similar functionality.  Is there a risk doing this? For example: (1) if I have a public variable within one add-in,  is it visible from other add-ins, (2) if I had a public class could another add-in access that class 'across' add-ins, and (3) if I had two public variables, or classes, in two add-ins with the same names could there be a Collision resulting in an error in one or more of the add-ins?  Other way to ask this this, are add-ins thread safe containers?   ... View more

Going strictly off the error message, make you are returning a valid "System.Windows.Visibility" enum value from your converter....assuming u are referring to it somewhere in one of your bindings. Note, binding errors are also notorious for being red herrings....the issue cld simply be somewhere in your dockpane logic.   namespace System.Windows { // // Summary: // Specifies the display state of an element. public enum Visibility : byte { // // Summary: // Display the element. Visible = 0, // // Summary: // Do not display the element, but reserve space for the element in layout. Hidden = 1, // // Summary: // Do not display the element, and do not reserve space for it in layout. Collapsed = 2 } } ... View more