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Hi~~ Even if I change the color of the tif file, it will always be black when I convert it to mmpk. Can't I change the color? Black color is so so.
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Hi~~~~ Is there a way to automatically match "Out Beyond(2,257)" with "Scale Range(2,257)"? (2,257)=(2,257)
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Hi The output table will contain two fields: IN_FID and FEAT_SEQ. The IN_FID field can be used to join the records of the output table back to the input dataset. Identical records have the same FEAT_SEQ value while nonidentical records will have sequential value. FEAT_SEQ values have no relationship to IDs of input records. IN_FID and FEAT_SEQ??? I just don't know what to do. Find Identical—Data Management toolbox | Documentation
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# Name: DeleteIdentical_Example2.py
# Description: Delete identical features in a dataset based on Shape (geometry) and a TEXT field.
# Import system modules
import arcpy
arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True
# Set workspace environment
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/data/sbfire.gdb"
# Set input feature class
in_dataset = "fireincidents"
# Set the field upon which the identicals are found
fields = ["Shape", "INTENSITY"]
# Set the XY tolerance within which to identical records to be deleted
xy_tol = "0.02 Miles"
# Set the Z tolerance to default
z_tol = ""
# Execute Delete Identical
arcpy.DeleteIdentical_management(in_dataset, fields, xy_tol, z_tol) I just want to clarify which order it selects the objects to delete? Thanks in advance~~~~
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How do I edit text symbol, polyline symbol, polygon symbol? I see the point symbol manager is in the catalog.
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I haven't figured out where the right place is yet. I'll do a little more research. It's a little difficult. Thank you for your reply.
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Hi~~ def Reclass(arg1, arg2): if arg1 in ["222", "333"]: return None else: return arg2 #code Reclass(!NAME!, !PNAME!) Please see why there is an error.
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Thank you for your kind example. I finally made it.
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Hi~~~ I'd like to take care of all three (L19,L18,L17) at once. What should I do? I have never studied Python professionally. I'd appreciate it if you could write down an example. arcpy.DeleteField_management('고정주기_L19', ["FRSTRGSDE", "LASTUPDDE","UPDTCD", "OPERTORNM", "LSTDSUSEDE", "POI_ID", "ASORTCD", "DSORTCD", "TELNO", "REFERDTANO", "LCACCRCY", "XCOORD", "YCOORD", "POI_CATE", "SYMID", "P_ID", "LV_S", "LV_E", "LOCATE", "FMYNM_BK", "X", "Y", "L_CODE","BND", "ANNO", "ROTATION"]) <Result '고정주기_L19'> arcpy.DeleteField_management('고정주기_L18', ["FRSTRGSDE", "LASTUPDDE","UPDTCD", "OPERTORNM", "LSTDSUSEDE", "POI_ID", "ASORTCD", "DSORTCD", "TELNO", "REFERDTANO", "LCACCRCY", "XCOORD", "YCOORD", "POI_CATE", "SYMID", "P_ID", "LV_S", "LV_E", "LOCATE", "FMYNM_BK", "X", "Y", "L_CODE","BND", "ANNO", "ROTATION"]) <Result '고정주기_L18'> arcpy.DeleteField_management('고정주기_L17', ["FRSTRGSDE", "LASTUPDDE","UPDTCD", "OPERTORNM", "LSTDSUSEDE", "POI_ID", "ASORTCD", "DSORTCD", "TELNO", "REFERDTANO", "LCACCRCY", "XCOORD", "YCOORD", "POI_CATE", "SYMID", "P_ID", "LV_S", "LV_E", "LOCATE", "FMYNM_BK", "X", "Y", "L_CODE","BND", "ANNO", "ROTATION"]) <Result '고정주기_L17'>
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Hi~~~~ This is the listfield. What did I do wrong? import arcpy featureclass = "C:\EsriTraining\ProVectorTiles\Create\SANDAG_Geology.gdb\Geology" field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass)] arcpy.featureclass = r"c:/data/municipal.gdb/hospitalsC:\EsriTraining\ProVectorTiles\Create\SANDAG_Geology.gdb\Geology" field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass)] arcpy.featureclass = r"C:\EsriTraining\ProVectorTiles\Create\SANDAG_Geology.gdb\Geology" field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass)] import arcpy featureclass = r"C:\EsriTraining\ProVectorTiles\Create\SANDAG_Geology.gdb\Geology" field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass File "<string>", line 4 field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass ^ SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing arcpy.featureclass = "C:\EsriTraining\ProVectorTiles\Create\SANDAG_Geology.gdb\Geology" field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass) File "<string>", line 2 field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass) ^ SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing import arcpy featureclass = r"C:\EsriTraining\ProVectorTiles\Create\SANDAG_Geology.gdb\Geology" field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass)} File "<string>", line 4 field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(featureclass)} ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax import arcpy featureclass = r"C:\EsriTraining\ProVectorTiles\Create\SANDAG_Geology.gdb\Geology" field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields} File "<string>", line 4 field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields} ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
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thank you~~~ This is the data I've already seen. The table is being sent to Excel to obtain field name from Excel.
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Hi~~~ I want the following text using the arcpy. "OBJECTID", "EPOCH", "Shape_Length", "Shape_Area", "NAME", "PNAME"
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