Latest Contributions by StuartMoore

the issue seems to be related to the field names being more than 30 characters in length, well that's the issue i was having ... View more

thanks @DavidPike  i changed the spatial reference when querying my layers and it works, even gives me the correct distance     ... View more

this is the geometry of one of the polylines {"geometry": {"paths": [[[-1.04626706475298, 52.5312679471987], ........ [-1.0447855316579, 52.5304270718345]]], "spatialReference": {"wkid": 4326, "latestWkid": 4326}} this is the geometry for one of the points {"geometry": {"x": -1.0453711186340822, "y": 52.53063399067387, "spatialReference": {"wkid": 4326, "latestWkid": 4326}}   thanks for the help Stu ... View more

  this is the code: for xbsg in bsgPoints: print(xbsg.attributes["objectid"]) print(xbsg) access_point = Point(xbsg.geometry) access_res = access_polyline.query_point_and_distance(access_point) if (access_res): print(access_res) print("--++--") print(access_res[0].JSON) print("----") this is the code's closest point but i was expecting this as the closest point: and this is the distances returned: i also found that post and it suggests that the distance is the second item so  0.001106969364200805     ... View more

it also looks like its only getting the closest vertex rather than the closest point on the line unfortunately ... View more

thanks @DavidPike that was the issue it looks like its returning the distance now but it looks like its in radians?   ... View more

this for some reason the feature layers are all now showing with a wkid and select by location now works...   very odd   Stu ... View more

i change it to use the field calculator instead of the update cursor, it works but the downside is its significantly slower 😔 with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc, ["objectid", "FeatureID","Angle" ,"SHAPE@", "SHAPE@X", "SHAPE@Y","LEGACY_TABLE_NAME"],"objectid in (4011345,4011328,4011327,4011326,4011325,4011324,4011323,4011346)") as Cur: for row in Cur: # read in the data print row[0] SA_Filter = "OBJECTID = {0}".format(row[0]) print SA_Filter try: arcpy.management.SelectLayerByAttribute(fc, "NEW_SELECTION", SA_Filter) annocount = arcpy.management.GetCount(fc) print "tmp count: {0}".format(annocount[0]) if int(annocount[0]) == 1: print "selected one anno" arcpy.management.SelectLayerByLocation(fc, "INTERSECT", fc, "", "NEW_SELECTION") tmpcount = arcpy.management.GetCount(fc) print "tmp count: {0}".format(tmpcount[0]) if int(tmpcount[0]) >= 2 and int(tmpcount[0]) < 74: print "more than 1" arcpy.management.SelectLayerByAttribute(fc, "NEW_SELECTION", SA_Filter) arcpy.CalculateField_management(fc, "Angle", "!ANGLE!+90", "PYTHON_9.3") except Exception as e: print "Error with message: {0}".format(e)   ... View more

but oddly if i reconcile my session and refresh the map it has updated the first one i'm thinking the issue is the arcfm session side   ... View more

Hi @BrandonMcAlister  thanks i tried that and it still failed, i even recreated the data and re-ran it incase the data had been corupted   with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc, ["objectid", "FeatureID","Angle" ,"SHAPE@", "SHAPE@X", "SHAPE@Y","LEGACY_TABLE_NAME"],"objectid in (4011345,4011328,4011327,4011326,4011325,4011324,4011323,4011346)") as Cur: for row in Cur: # read in the data print row[0] SA_Filter = "OBJECTID = {0}".format(row[0]) print SA_Filter try: arcpy.management.SelectLayerByAttribute(fc, "NEW_SELECTION", SA_Filter) annocount = arcpy.management.GetCount(fc) print "tmp count: {0}".format(annocount[0]) if int(annocount[0]) == 1: print "selected one anno" arcpy.management.SelectLayerByLocation(fc, "INTERSECT", fc, "", "NEW_SELECTION") tmpcount = arcpy.management.GetCount(fc) print "tmp count: {0}".format(tmpcount[0]) if int(tmpcount[0]) >= 2 and int(tmpcount[0]) < 74: print "more than 1" with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, ["objectid", "FeatureID","Angle" ,"SHAPE@", "SHAPE@X", "SHAPE@Y","LEGACY_TABLE_NAME"],"objectid = {0}".format(row[0])) as UPDCur: for upd in UPDCur: print "entered Update cursot" upd[2] = float(upd[2]) + 90 upd[6] = "te22st" UPDCur.updateRow(upd) except Exception as e: print "Error with message: {0}".format(e)     ... View more