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Is it possible to generate a ClassBreaksDefinition from an Array instead of an attribute from a Featureclass ???

ChristianPagel1

var classDef = new ClassBreaksDefinition();
<<< classDef.classificationField = app.currentAttribute; >>>

<<<         assign an Array here instead of the line before >>>
    //Known values: natural-breaks | equal-interval | quantile | standard-deviation | geometrical-interval
          classDef.classificationMethod = "natural-breaks";
          classDef.breakCount = 5;
          classDef.baseSymbol = app.symbol;

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thejuskambi

Have you looked at the valueExpression in the ClassBreaksRenderer. It uses the new Arcade format, which can be used to small calculation and use that as alternative for attributeField.

ChristianPagel1

The Problem seemed to be simple:

Calculate the difference between two attributes from a Featureclass during runtime, generate Classbreaks from the difference-Attribute and rerender the map.

I think I have to look for other Solutions ...

ChristianPagel1

Thank you for the answer.

Example: (app.Layer is a FeatureLayer)

//adding a new Field

   for (feature in app.Layer.graphics) {
       var attributes = app.Layer.graphics[feature].attributes;
       attributes["DIFF"] =  <someValue>;
   }

Debugging app.Layer.graphics.attributes shows "DIFF" with the contents <someValue>

//here creating the ClassBreaksDefinition, GenerateRendererTask

//here Comes the error: unable to find classificationField

generateRenderer.execute(params, applyRenderer, errorHandler);

thejuskambi

What would you do with that ClassBreaksDefinition?

Its purpose is to create renderer, which you will be then using to update the symbology of a graphicslayer or featurelayer. If there is no field with the values in the array, the symbology will not work.

If you are talking about creating class breaks, with values(min, max symbol etc) stored in an array. that might be possible. You need not use GenerateRendererTask. You can simply create a new ClassBreaksRenderer and update the infos property with the desired valid values.

ChristianPagel1

Thanks for the hint. GenerateRendererTask requires a Featurelayer , therefor it's impossible to work with arrays.

Now I try to append one Calculation-Field to the Featurelayer to commit this as classificationField.

FC_Basson

Do you mean a symbology based on multiple values? I think it should be possible if you do it with a weighted index approach.

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