Latest Contributions by Wolf

The tool is called:  esri_editing_EditVerticesRotate This is how to programmatically execute the rotate tool; however, the subject polygon has to be selected. var commandId = @"esri_editing_EditVerticesRotate"; var iCommand = FrameworkApplication.GetPlugInWrapper(commandId) as ICommand; if (iCommand != null) { if (iCommand.CanExecute(null)) iCommand.Execute(null); }     ... View more

In ArcGIS Pro you don't have to define the class breaks manually anymore.  Instead, you simply specify the Classification Method.   In the snippet below ClassificationMethod.NaturalBreaks is used.    The Geodatabase API provides some functionality to get table statistics like standard deviation.  You can find some information here:  ProConcepts Geodatabase · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk Wiki (github.com)   internal static Task CBRendererGraduatedSymbols() { //Check feature layer name //Code works with the USDemographics feature layer available with the ArcGIS Pro SDK Sample data var featureLayer = MapView.Active.Map.GetLayersAsFlattenedList().OfType<FeatureLayer>().FirstOrDefault(f => f.Name == "USDemographics"); if (featureLayer == null) { MessageBox.Show("This renderer works with the USDemographics feature layer available with the ArcGIS Pro SDK Sample data", "Data missing"); return Task.FromResult(0); } return QueuedTask.Run(() => { GraduatedSymbolsRendererDefinition gsDef = new GraduatedSymbolsRendererDefinition() { ClassificationField = SDKHelpers.GetNumericField(featureLayer), //getting the first numeric field ClassificationMethod = ClassificationMethod.NaturalBreaks, SymbolTemplate = SymbolFactory.Instance.ConstructPointSymbol(CIMColor.CreateRGBColor(76,230,0)).MakeSymbolReference(), MinimumSymbolSize = 4, MaximumSymbolSize = 50, BreakCount = 5, ColorRamp = SDKHelpers.GetColorRamp(), //getting a color ramp }; CIMClassBreaksRenderer renderer = (CIMClassBreaksRenderer)featureLayer.CreateRenderer(gsDef); featureLayer?.SetRenderer(renderer); }); }     You can find more about Renderers here:  arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/Map-Authoring/Renderer at master · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples (github.com)   ... View more

Here are a few things to consider: - Did Project.Current.SaveEditsAsync() return true? - Do you see the newly added data in the table view in ArcGIS Pro ? - Is your GeoDatabase versioned?  If so that might explain why you don't see the data using SQL Server. ... View more

Thanks for pointing out the issue with the sample, i will correct the issue for the upcoming 3.2 release.    This code uses a circle around the click point using the pixel tolerance as the radius:   // pixel tolerance var toleranceInScreenUnits = 10; // Use bottomRight to popup the dynamic menu result bottomRight = new Point(clickedPnt.X + toleranceInScreenUnits, clickedPnt.Y + toleranceInScreenUnits); var toleranceInMapUnits = GetScreenPointsInMapUnits(toleranceInScreenUnits, MapView.Active); // Create a search circle around the click point using the pixel tolerance as a radius var pnt = MapView.Active.ClientToMap(new Point(clickedPnt.X, clickedPnt.Y)); var arcSegment = EllipticArcBuilderEx.CreateCircle(pnt.Coordinate2D, toleranceInMapUnits, ArcOrientation.ArcClockwise, pnt.SpatialReference); var circlePolygon = PolygonBuilderEx.CreatePolygon(new[] { arcSegment }); //Get the features that intersect the search circle polygon var result = ActiveMapView.GetFeatures(circlePolygon); Here is a screenshot that show the search polygon on the map:     ... View more

If you don't want the service layer credits to show up on your map you can place them anywhere on your layout as a text element.  You can do this via the ArcGIS Pro UI or programmatically: String slcText = "<dyn type='layout' name='SLCs' property='serviceLayerCredits'/>"; GraphicElement slcTxtElm = ElementFactory.Instance.CreateTextGraphicElement(layout, TextType.RectangleParagraph, slcEnv, arial8reg, slcText); ... View more