Latest Contributions by Luke_Pinner

Your question doesn't appear to have anything to do with ArcGIS. This isn't a general python forum. I suggest you post your question to StackOverflow. ... View more

See the InsertCursor help for how to use an insertcursor. You cannot specify a field list with an insertcursor. You're confusing an arcpy.InsertCursor with arcpy.da.InsertCursor - this is the correct help topic. ... View more

I would recommend looking at the python CUPS module, aka pycups. CUPS is Linux/UNIX only. I don't know if there's a(n easy) way to control the print output on Windows. ... View more

I would use CellStatistics +1 I always forget this tool... ... View more

I searched high and low and could not find a Python wrapper for it, so I had a fresh cup of Joe and decided to dive right in. Are you aware of the GDAL/OGR python bindings? They have supported the FGDB API for about as long as the API has been available. ... View more

The fieldInfo object is a property of a Describe object. Its class definition is in the arcpy package, but you don't use it from there (how does arcpy know what layer you are referring to?). See the 1st example in the help. Try: arcpy.Describe(layer).fieldInfo.findFieldByName(!gesamt!)) ... View more

Table to Table (Conversion) is available at all license levels, so there's probably something else going on. Definitely post your script and how you're trying to run it as a scheduled task. ... View more

Which tool? Have you checked the help to see if the tool is available with an Advanced license only? ... View more

Write it to %APPDATA%\your_adddin_name\your_config_file.xml. This way, it gets written to a users profile and will not get overwritten by later users (who will get their own config file). e.g. import os config=os.path.join(os.environ['APPDATA'],'your_addin_name', 'your_config_file.xml') ... View more

well the indentation is already preserved when i write the syntax. The indentation is not preserved when you submit your post. Compare the code in your original post with the code below: Original: import arcpy.mapping as mapping, os path = r"C:" f = open('filename_here.txt','w') for root,dirs,files in os.walk(path):     for filename in files:     basename, extension = os.path.splitext(filename)         if extension == ".mxd":             fullPath = os.path.join(path,filename)             mxd = mapping.MapDocument(fullPath)             f.write("MXD: " + filename + "\n")             brknList = mapping.ListBrokenDataSources(mxd)             for brknItem in brknList:                 f.write("\t" + brknItem.name + "\n") f.close() [noparse]With [/noparse] tags: import arcpy.mapping as mapping, os path = r"C:" f = open('filename_here.txt','w') for root,dirs,files in os.walk(path):     for filename in files:     basename, extension = os.path.splitext(filename)         if extension == ".mxd":             fullPath = os.path.join(path,filename)             mxd = mapping.MapDocument(fullPath)             f.write("MXD: " + filename + "\n")             brknList = mapping.ListBrokenDataSources(mxd)             for brknItem in brknList:                 f.write("\t" + brknItem.name + "\n") f.close() ... View more

This is a direct link to the post mentioned in my previous answer (can't edit for some reason). ... View more