Latest Contributions by Luke_Pinner

‎01-23-2022

The NAIP imagery doesn't line up exactly with the World Imagery basemap. This is not unusual. Since you digitised against the NAIP imagery, just add the NAIP Imagery to Pro and show your outline over it. Alternatively, digitise from the World Imagery basemap. https://naip.arcgis.com/arcgis/services/NAIP/ImageServer

‎01-22-2022

It's a function. You need to call it: VerticesToPoints ("C:/path/to/zpoints.shp", "c:/gis/project", "test.shp") You could also research how to create a python script tool.

‎01-21-2022

Please post code (and code block expressions) as formatted code not screenshots, makes it so much easier for people to read, copy, test and then hopefully answer. https://community.esri.com/t5/python-blog/code-formatting-the-community-version/bc-p/1135971

‎01-21-2022

Looks like the .scikit-learn-post-link.bat can't find the conda command, try adding the directory that conda is installed to to your PATH environment variable. Close Pro. Click your Start Menu and start typing environ, select "Edit environment variables for your account" add a new entry to the PATH variable "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\Scripts". Then reopen Pro, go to the Python Package Manager and try the clone again.

‎01-20-2022

How are you trying to clone (conda command or ArcGIS Pro Python Package Manager GUI)? What is the error message? Are you in a corporate environment with restrictive IT security?

‎01-13-2022

ArcGIS Pro passes parameters to Python Toolbox (.pyt) Tool updateParameters, updateMessages and execute methods as a list. Changing this to a namedtuple by default would allow access by parameter name as well as by index. Currently users can create a dictionary or a namedtuple themselves, e.g the way I do it is below, but I've also seen some fairly awkward attempts with globals and loops. As a dict: class Tool etc... def execute(self, parameters, messages): parameters = {p.name: p for p in parameters} # do something with parameters["some_name"] As a namedtuple: from collections import namedtuple class Tool etc... def execute(self, parameters, messages): parameters = namedtuple('Parameters', (p.name for p in parameters))(*parameters) # do something with parameters[0] or parameters.some_name

‎01-12-2022

Right click the "Raster to Point" tool and select "Batch".

‎01-10-2022

In the geoprocessing toolbox, find the Table to Table tool, right click it and select "Batch"

‎01-10-2022

ArcGIS Pro only runs on Windows, see the system requirements. Chromebooks run ChromeOS. Though looking up the specs of your Samsung - Galaxy Book Pro 360, it's not a Chromebook, but a Windows laptop/notebook so it should run Pro, seems like it meets at least the minimum specs.

‎01-07-2022

@GerryGabrisch wrote: ... As far as code execution goes I am running this as a stand-alone Python script in WingIDE. ArcGIS Pro is not actively running. Yes, you already stated that. Doesn't matter, geoprocessing operations are logged to feature class metadata and an external file in scripts, turn them both off. arcpy.SetLogMetadata(False) arcpy.SetLogHistory(False)

‎01-07-2022

Geoprocessing operations are logged to feature class metadata and an external file in scripts (%AppData%\Roaming\Esri\ArcGISPro\ArcToolbox\History), turn them both off.

‎01-07-2022

Some ideas in this thread. In particular, try using MakeFeatureLayer and pass that to Select Layer By Attribute instead of a feature class (or use MakeFeatureLayer with a where clause and then use GetCount) turn off geoprocessing logging and history

‎01-06-2022

You're trying to use the syntax for Calculate Field with the Calculate Fields tool. The syntax for Calculate Fields is: arcpy.CalculateFields_management(in_table, expression_type, fields, {code_block}, ...) #Or arcpy.management.CalculateFields(in_table, expression_type, fields, {code_block}, ...) The syntax for Calculate Field is: arcpy.management.CalculateField(in_table, field, expression, {expression_type}, {code_block}, etc...) #Or arcpy.CalculateField_management(in_table, field, expression, {expression_type}, {code_block}, etc...) As you're only calculating a single field, just change to using the Calculate Field tool: arcpy.CalculateField_management(out_fc, tagid, value, "PYTHON3") #Or arcpy.management.CalculateField(out_fc, tagid, value, "PYTHON3")

‎01-06-2022

Your file path is r"...\Trial_out.gdb\Trail_Data_A.shp" This will never work. You appear to have saved a shapefile into a .gdb folder that while it is just a folder to Windows, is not treated as a folder by ArcGIS, but as a file geodatabase. ArcGIS does not recognise non-file geodatabase data that is stored in the .gdb folder. Move your Trail_Data_A.shp, Trail_Data_A.dbf, Trail_Data_A.shx, Trail_Data_A.* files out of the Trial_out.gdb folder to a normal folder. If you want a file geodatabase feature class, use ArcGIS to export your shapefile to the database.

‎01-03-2022

I'm not sure it's possible with a Python Toolbox, perhaps a bug report or an ArcGIS Pro Ideas feature request about supporting filters for composite datatypes (e.g. parameter.filters[n].list = ["kml", "kmz"]) like is possible for value table parameters. In a PYT, a parameter with a composite datatype does have a .filters property, but all the elements (one for each datatype) are None, not a filter object). It is possible using a script tool instead of a python toolbox though...

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Latest Contributions by Luke_Pinner

Re: KMZ Polygon not lining up over ArcGIS Pro Basemap

Re: help with a python code

Re: ArcGIS Pro 2.9 Advanced label expression / code block question

Re: Cloning a python environment

Re: Cloning a python environment

Make Python Toolbox parameters a namedtuple instead of a list

Re: Raster to Point - Converting Multiple Files at a Time

Re: ArcGIS Pro Batch Export Table

Re: Can ArcGIS pro work on Chromebook?

Re: Why does this code take longer to execute over time?

Re: Why does this code take longer to execute over time?

Re: Why does this code take longer to execute over time?

Re: Calculate Field in ArcGIS Pro 2.7 Python Stand-Alone Fails

Re: How to run the Calculate Field using ArcPy?

Re: How to add file types to a multiple data type arcpy parameter in a Python toolbox?

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Re: Pro Faster with iGPU than Discrete GPU (Softwa...

Re: jpgs and world files

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