Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

We have a test that does this. I just ran it, and it successfully generated the gdb with the table. Here is the code: // Create default generate geodatabase parameters auto geodatabaseSyncTask = std::unique_ptr<GeodatabaseSyncTask>(new GeodatabaseSyncTask(url_standAloneTable, this)); VERIFY2(TestObject::waitForLoadableInit(geodatabaseSyncTask.get()), "Sync task did not initialize, tests will fail"); Envelope env(-1.36572476878E7, -1.15446130221E7, 4281966740, 1.41330105216E7, SpatialReference(102100)); // A GenerateLayerOption must be specified, otherwise generateGeodatabaseAsync() throws an exception GenerateLayerOption option; option.setLayerId(1); option.setWhereClause("1=1"); GenerateGeodatabaseParameters params; params.setLayerOptions(QList<GenerateLayerOption>() << option); // An extent must be specified, because "Geometry cannot be null in generate geodatabase parameters" params.setExtent(env); QString path = QDir::tempPath() + QString("/nonSpatial.geodatabase"); QPointer<GenerateGeodatabaseJob> generateGeodatabaseJob = geodatabaseSyncTask->generateGeodatabase(params, path);‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

The GeometryEngine has a project method that will convert from any spatial reference to a new spatial reference ... View more

This is now available in 100.1 release with the CoordinateFormatter class - CoordinateFormatter Class | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

This currently isn't something that can be changed on the client side ... View more

As we are not able to reproduce the issue on several machines, could you please log a support ticket with Esri Support Services so that they can further test and triage the issue? ... View more

Taner- Please log an issue through Esri Technical Support so that they can triage the issue and log a bug. Thank you, Luke ... View more

One option would be to subclass MapView. In the API, we have MapView subclassed as MapQuickView (for Qt Quick) and MapGraphicsView (for Qt Widgets), so you could subclass MapView on your own and add whatever default behaviors you want to your own CustomMapQuickView. A simpler but less elegant option would be to add a MouseArea over your MapView in QML. This automatically accepts all mouse/wheel events that go through, so you would need to listen to the various signal handlers and then have those call functions that do whatever you want. MapView {     anchors.fill: parent     objectName: "mapView"     MouseArea {         anchors.fill: parent         onDoubleClicked: {             console.log("double click");             customCppFunctionToHandleDoubleClicks();         }         onClicked: {             console.log("single click");             customCppFunctionToHandleSingleClicks();         }     } }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more