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DanPatterson · ‎10-16-2024

Finding patterns or sequences in data is not often needed, but when it is, the arsenal of solutions is fairly limited. Here is another tool for the toolkit

DanPatterson · ‎07-29-2024

Nasty stuff, nested objects. Thing of multipart polygons, some parts have holes, some holes have parts with holes. How many at each level? You can recurse through the maze.

DanPatterson · ‎07-29-2024

Messing with geojson data brings one back to python fundamentals. Here are some snippets to help out.

DanPatterson · ‎03-22-2023

Where is that tool? I think it is Management tools, but I will have to crank up the help or open Pro.... sigh

DanPatterson · ‎03-11-2023

Too much of a good thing? points that is... get rid of the fluff and keep the needed

DanPatterson · ‎03-08-2023

Just when you think you have all the bases covered, the unaccounted for happens...

DanPatterson · ‎02-15-2023

Just like a table... inner, outer joins, merges, appends and a whole lot more

DanPatterson · ‎02-14-2023

Find them, delete them, subsample them... fun with duplicates

DanPatterson · ‎11-24-2022

Get 7zip. Open the toolbox and stuff is revealed.

DanPatterson · ‎09-08-2022

Often arcpy is the first import, even when you don't need it fully. That is what arcgisscripting is for.

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