Latest Contributions by DanPatterson_Retired

Susannah... Euclidean distance returns a cell by cell distance from a single location or a bunch of locations denoted by a raster representation of a point, line or polygon feature. Distance to the shoreline from somewhere inland to the shore from somewhere in the water to the shore from the shoreline into the water from the shoreline back inland  So the question is what are you measuring distance from? and where do you want to measure it into? You mention the "shoreline"  do you want to measure the distance from the shoreline out into the water? or measure from the shoreline back into the land?  That determines what is the "origin" of the start locations are and the direction of movement. I said early on... a picture would help .  Draw out on paper what you want, when you have that clear, then you know what is needed.  30 wrong outputs only succeeds at frustration... ... View more

I think they are trying to keep the interface small if you want to use it inside of Pro...Using it outside it is full-fledged and you can use jupyter lab too if you want more options ... View more

already offered ... View more

This thread is 9 years old Andres Castillo‌ python 3 had only been out for less than a year ... View more

Filing a case with Tech Support might help in case they have some resolution already to your situation prior to any patch release.. or even if it is covered in the release ... View more

So basically you need to provide some origins from where it  will calculate the distance.  Right now, it is treating your shapefile as the origin and radiating away from it into the 'water'. If you want the reverse, could construct a water raster or use a polyline of your land shapefile to provide the locations. Euclidean Distance—Help | Documentation  Understanding Euclidean distance analysis—Help | Documentation  And you should convert the shapefile to a raster before beginning the analysis since you want control over the analysis extent and cell size ... View more

A picture might help since I can't figure out where your origin locations are  Are they onshore? on the coast? is the water nodata? is the land now a raster? ... View more

Try ... ValidateTableName—ArcPy Functions | Documentation  It seems you have your workspace raw encoded, but it either doesn't like it in combination with the new table name. Also, I don't see arcpy.env.overwriteOutput anywhere in your script Checking for the existence of data—ArcPy Get Started | Documentation  Also, I totally recommend not using c:\users for anything unless you are stuck in a shared environment.  If you can make your own folder ensuring the path subfolders don't begin with \g, \t, \u, \a, \b p = "c:\t\a\n\b" p 'c:\t\x07\n\x08' print(p) c: # ---- r works, or \\ or / p = r"c:\t\a\n\b" print(p) c:\t\a\n\b ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ or the os module's path join p = ['C:\\', 't', 'a', 'n', 'b'] os.path.join(*p) 'C:\\t\\a\\n\\b'‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Try a folder that is different, or "raw encode the folder path.  Either the \U will make the path unusable, or the \n later on p = "C:\Users\jrm236admin\Documents\new\Hurricane\folder\hurricane_dbf.dbf" File "<ipython-input-1-e0812d7d099a>", line 1 p = "C:\Users\jrm236admin\Documents\new\Hurricane\folder\hurricane_dbf.dbf" ^ SyntaxError: (unicode error) 'unicodeescape' codec can't decode bytes in position 2-3: truncated \UXXXXXXXX escape # ---- raw encoded... a little 'r' goes a long way p = r"C:\Users\jrm236admin\Documents\new\Hurricane\folder\hurricane_dbf.dbf" print(p) C:\Users\jrm236admin\Documents\new\Hurricane\folder\hurricane_dbf.dbf‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

It isn't disabled in any way...  Did you find information to the contrary? The only warning is.... We just ask that you use ArcGIS for Personal Use for personal, noncommercial projects.  ... View more

And that is knowledge wrap for today folks... ... View more

did you set your workspace just to be sure Get Count—Data Management toolbox | Documentation  and it is a layer or table view? If the input is a layer or table view containing a selected set of records, only the selected records will be counted. ... View more

Sorry, Dave, I have used Pro for too long I guess.  If it isn't there, might be worth the install ... View more

a *.dbf file has to go into a folder, If you want a geodatabase table, then a *.gdb needs to be specified Your workspace name doesn't look right ... View more