Latest Contributions by Wolf

One of the differences between ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Pro is that in ArcGIS Pro Editing is in essence always on, whereas in ArcGIS Desktop you had to start/stop editing.  Consequently, if you have an add-in that customizes editing you have to do your house keeping when the project (or map) is loaded.  If you want to have better control over edits you could use ArcGIS Pro's capability to 'Enable and Disable Edits' (see ProConcepts Editing · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk Wiki (github.com)) and perform your house keeping in the code behind for the 'Enable/Disable Edits' button.  In order to do so you would need to create your own 'Start/Stop Edit' button that calls the ArcGIS Pro API to enable/disable Pro's editing and also calls your house keeping code.  You can change ArcGIS Pro's Backstage options programmatically using this API: EditingOptions Property—ArcGIS Pro  You can also check out this sample: arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/Editing/DemoUseSelection at 6078006a3943364f2a7931b19d1eb03c8a99e1cf · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples (github.com) it shows how to enable / disable editing in Pro.       ... View more

Or if you want to open a project programmatically you can add the following snippet in the override for OnApplicationReady of your ConfigurationManager class implementation: protected override void OnApplicationReady() { try { var aprxPath = @"c:\...\ProProjectFile.aprx"; Project.OpenAsync(aprxPath); } catch (Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show ($@"Error: ex.Message"); } }  For the OnShowStartPage override just return null. ... View more

Sorry for the delay.  I attached a copy/paste sample project to this reply.  As @GKmieliauskas  mentioned there is no published ArcGIS Pro standard on copy/paste published (instead all copy/paste handling is custom), so you have to implement your own copy/paste handlers in your Module class.  The attached sample implements the paste part since i encountered some issues with intercepting the copy (and cancopy) actions, which we will try to address this in an upcoming release of ArcGIS Pro.  However, i think you can still use the attached sample to get your desired workflow done.   The same has a readme.md included which describes the usage.  But in summary the sample allows the operator to create a geometry, then select the destination layer (which could be determined through a TOC selection or other means) and then use the ArcGIS Pro built-in Paste button to paste the geometry into the destination layer.  ... View more

The tool documentation only shows 'File' as valid input.  JSON To Features (Conversion)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation This enhancement has to be implemented by the GP Tool (or GP Tools since i can imagine that this feature would be useful across many tools), so i would suggest to either add this to ArcGIS Pro Ideas - Esri Community or upvote the item if it's already there.    For the time being you still have to stream into a temporary .json file and pass that to the tool. ... View more