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Hi Dinesh Mathur Since AppStudio is based off of our QML Runtime, you should be able to create a tiled layer using this: ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer Class Reference I hope this helps!
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Hi Paul Haakma I believe that geodatabaseSyncStatusInfo is the total size in bytes where as deltaUploadProgress is the current amount of bytes that have been synced according to this documentation found here: ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: GeodatabaseSyncStatusInfo Class Reference
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Hey Paul Haakma, I believe that you are looking for the expires property in the Portal class. What you can do is compare this to the current time and if the current time is less than the expires time, generate a new token. Having said that, I do not believe that you would need to run this as ArcGIS Online tokens generally last for about 2 weeks straight before they expire. Date QML Type | Qt QML 5.5 ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt QML API: Portal Class Reference I hope this helps!
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I do not believe that out-of-the-box there is a line symbol that contains an arrowhead on one end. There may be a way to do it with custom symbology but I am unsure of that.
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Hi Haider Ali Faheem This is something that would be achieved from taking the position source (pure QML) and getting the position property from it which contains a direction property. The following documentation you may find helpful: Position QML Type | Qt Positioning 5.5 PositionSource QML Type | Qt Positioning 5.5
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Hi Jordan Parfitt What class are you using in creation of these tables? Where are these tables stored? (Online or locally) Thanks!
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I think a great place to start would be the help documentation found here: .NET ArcObjects ArcObjects Help for .NET developers Java ArcObjects ArcObjects Help for Java developers In addition, another really helpful book is this one: Beginning ArcGIS for Desktop Development using .NET - Wrox
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Any new Python analyst should be able to tell you what the following would return: def foo(a=[]):
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main() The new python analyst would expect the end result to be an array containing one item, 5. This however is not the case (see attached file). It instead returns an array of three 5's. This may seem like an internal mistake in the Python language but it is as designed. Default parameter vales are always evaluated when, and only when, the def statement they belong to is executed (defined). This means that these default parameter values are created and stored in memory for future access as a new function object when the code is first executed. Successive calls to that function do not evaluate the def call again, so the default arguments do not change. Why is this important? If using mutable objects such as polygons in default parameter initialization, you may over time return different results than what you expected to return and can create bad output or geometries. These sources may be able to provide an explanation as to why this happens: Default Parameter Values in Python http://effbot.org/zone/default-values.htm “Least Astonishment” in Python: The Mutable Default Argument http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1132941/least-astonishment-in-python-the-mutable-default-argument Common Gotchas http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/writing/gotchas/
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Hi Anna, This sometimes occurs for me when I am using third party tools and I have an event listener listening to when I have changed my data. I will get a popup saying onChanged letting me know that the event listerner was hit. You may want to make sure you do not have any addins or third party tools installed on your data. Does this happen on all data or just a particular data set? If its a particular dataset it may be a feature class extension, if its all data then it may be an editing extension.
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You may want to try this stack overflow post which may help answer your question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30848208/new-warnings-in-ios9 Quoted from the post: "You library was compiled without bitcode but the bitcode option is enabled in your project settings. Say NO to Enable Bitcode in your target Build Settings and the Library Build Settings to remove the warnings."
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After you launch ArcMap, add break points to your code and then attach to process in Visual Studio to ArcMap. When you press the button, you should be able to step through your code.
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For creating the button, you should look at the following documentation: developer-support/arcobjects-c++/create-command-atl at master · Esri/developer-support · GitHub As for the other parts, I am unable to find many examples just yet.
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You may also want to consider looking into GitHub and the repositories maintained by ESRI. Esri/developer-support · GitHub
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I have been looking more into this recently this afternoon. The only options that I can think of (both are untested) are: 1) Use IronPython and access the ArcObjects DLLs and launch the GxDialog. (Not sure how that will interact with your current script and that would require an additional install on several users machines). 2) Create the GxDialog using ArcObjects .NET and then using standard i/0 pipes, launch the exe to get the dialog box and then pass the data back to Python. Neither of these may be feasible for you.
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My mistake, I misread the documentation as it being able to be used in stand-alone scripts. What version of ArcMap are you using?
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