Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

If this gets you the results you want in your testing, then that should work. However, there are some differences between a query and an identify to consider while testing. Identify is doing an internal graphics "hit test" to see what you tapped on. For example, if it is a point, the symbol may display at a slightly different location than the feature's actual geometry. Think of a pin point picture marker symbol that might have a height of 30 pixels and have a y offset of 15. Your tolerance would need to be dialed in to account for this. You might also have different behavior at different scales. Your code example looks like it should account for this, but it is something to consider. Finally, you might also have different behavior if you have overlapping features. Identify will get the item visually on top whereas a query may have a different order. These are a few things I'd keep in mind while testing your solution. There may be other nuances I haven't considered. ... View more

Performing an identify will return a fully loaded feature, which means it will do a query to the service to get all fields. Currently there is no way to configure this to avoid the network traffic. ... View more

Hi Sai- No, we don't have an ARM version of Local Server. ... View more

You can specify GenerateLayerOptions in the GenerateGeodatabaseParameters. This allows you to specify a where clause for each layer - GenerateGeodatabaseParameters QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

It can be written in pure c++, you'll just need to design your own UI for it. With QML, we provide a UI for you right out of the box. It will be more work, but you should be able to accomplish the same thing.  ... View more

We don't currently have a Callout view component for Widgets. It is something we would like to do in the future. At the moment, you'll need to consume the CalloutData in a Widget that you've created. ... View more

It seems like an OpenSSL issue. Qt requires OpenSSL and depending on Qt version and Linux version, you may need to build it yourself. For example, Qt 5.9 may require OpenSSL that is provided by default in Ubuntu 16 but not 18. Some additional details about OpenSSL & Qt are here - System requirements for 100.7.0—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

By "pure CPP", do you mean using Qt Widgets? ... View more

If you pass in a decimal less than 1, it should zoom out. For example, pass in 0.5 for the factor. ... View more

Not yet. That is something we want to add but haven't yet. ... View more

Sorry I sent you C++. Here are the QML links: GeoView QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers  MouseEvent QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

Currently we don't support client-side labeling in SceneViews, but we plan to add support for this in an upcoming release. ... View more

In SceneView, you will need to connect to viewpointChanged - SceneGraphicsView Class | ArcGIS for Developers  And then when that emits, access SceneView::currentViewpointCamera - SceneView Class | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

Hover implies no clicking - just hovering. If you want to perform identify after a click, use the mouseClicked signal - MapQuickView Class | ArcGIS for Developers  MouseClicked will pass through a QMouseEvent object through as a parameter, and that object contains a method to determine if it was  left, right, or middle button click - QMouseEvent Class | Qt GUI 5.14.0  ... View more

Has anyone here tried using some of our existing cross platform technologies, such as Qt, Xamarin, or AppStudio?  Do you have specific projects planned that require Flutter? Please share any details about why this cross platform solution is required as opposed to one of the solutions that we already support today. ... View more