Latest Contributions by BrianBulla

So I got this to work in 3.0.  I'll try it in 2.9....my guess is it will work there too. Not sure why I can't edit that table using a RowCursor though. Anyways..... QueryFilter qf = new QueryFilter(); qf.SubFields = "FACILITYID"; qf.WhereClause = "FACILITYID = '" + shpFacilityID + "'"; //Table table = inspFile.GetTable(); var oids = new List<long>(); using (var rowCursor = inspFile.Search(qf)) { while (rowCursor.MoveNext()) { using (var row = rowCursor.Current) { oids.Add(row.GetObjectID()); } } } var modifyTable = new ArcGIS.Desktop.Editing.EditOperation(); modifyTable.Name = "Update HYDINSP Table"; var tableInsp = new ArcGIS.Desktop.Editing.Attributes.Inspector(); foreach (var oid in oids) { tableInsp.Load(inspFile, oid); tableInsp["FACILITYID"] = sdeFacilityID; modifyTable.Modify(tableInsp); } modifyTable.Execute(); ... View more

Hi, No, the file is definitely not open by anything else.  Only being used in the Pro project. So I'm trying this on a Pro 3.0 machine, but still getting an error on the row.Store() line.  See below.  So when you tried this on 3.1 did you make any code changes to what I have above??   ... View more

Hi, Yes, it's all in a QueuedTask.Run. The error I get is a GeodatabaseException. So since at 2.9 the Search function doesn't really provide me a way to edit the rows, I guess that I just need to wait until we get 3.x pushed out to us by our IT department.   ... View more

But in Pro there is no such thing as an "edit session" like in ArcMap.  You are always in an edit session. And in ArcMap, the field calculator only works while in an edit session. In Pro is there someway to modify how the Field Calculator works, so that the edits done in it are 'caught'?? ... View more

Thanks Narelle... That works perfectly!   <updateModule refID="esri_editing_EditingModule"> <menus> <updateMenu refID="esri_editing_data"> <insertButton refID="Hyperlink_Button" placeWith="esri_mapping_SetDataSourceContextMenuItem" separator="true"/> </updateMenu> </menus> </updateModule>     ... View more

Yes, the "Code" button above only seems to appear if you want to download ALL of the samples (ie. the entire tree).  But if you want to pick and choose what samples to download, there is no option for that....at least not directly in GitHub. For example, this you can download directly:  https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples But this (a single branch from the above link), you cannot:  https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/tree/master/Framework It's not a huge problem, just kind of annoying. ... View more

No options as far as I am aware.  I don't remember ever changing any settings that would affect what is shown there. ... View more

Yeah, I saw that article, but I was just thinking there has got to be a way to do it directly in GitHub.....but maybe not?   Thanks! ... View more

OK, this seems to work....but is there a way to do this directly in GitHub?? https://download-directory.github.io/   ... View more

Thanks for posting a link to the bug.  So, with most of my editing tools, I follow the same process, and so far with my code upgrade to 3.0, none of them have worked.  But today I updgraded one and it actually did work.  The only difference was that it only edited geometry on each feature....no attribute editing.  Hopefully the bug fix above will solve the problems. This code here, using .Modify, seems to be working in 3.0 for all selected features it's run on.  But only editing geometry.     // start the EditOperation var modifyAsBuilts = new EditOperation(); modifyAsBuilts.Name = "Move As-Builts and Site Plans"; // Get any selected OIDs for the layer, and move each point to the mouse click point (geometry). if (asBuiltLayer != null) { var selectedAB = asBuiltLayer.GetSelection(); IReadOnlyList<long> selectedAsbuiltOIDs = selectedAB.GetObjectIDs(); foreach (var oid in selectedAsbuiltOIDs) { modifyAsBuilts.Modify(asBuiltLayer, oid, geometry); abCount++; } } // End the edit operation - move the selected As-Built and/or Site Plan points modifyAsBuilts.Execute();       ... View more