In the moment we can't print the messages of the tool CalculateVisualSpecification. The command "print" doesn't work. That is not clear for us, because it is a simple standard command. With the red commands in the script, all messages will be print at the end of the tool. Is it possible to print the messages immediately, so that the user get an information about the progress of the tool?
# Process: Calculate Visual Specifications
arcpy.CalculateVisualSpecifications_production(fc_list, mdb, "'MGCP_50K :: MGCP TRD 4.3 Visual Specification for MGCP Topographic Map (MTM)'", "RENDER_REPRESENTATIONS", "DISPLAY_LABELS", "PRESERVE")
m = arcpy.GetMessages()
arcpy.AddMessage (m)
Thank you for your submission, and apologies for the very late response. Your post was only recently redirected to the correct ideas exchange for Python/ArcPy ideas. However, this appears to be a question rather than an idea.
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Regarding your question, print is not expected to work with Script tools, print works with the standard (console) output. Tool messages are added with AddMessage—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation and the various message and error handling functions (see side-bar in link). You can also communicate progress script tool progress by customizing the progressor using the various progressor functions, see SetProgressor—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation.
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