Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

Have you seen the help pages? Download, install, and authorize—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Frequently asked questions—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  It wasn't clear from your post ... View more

What parameters are you using in the tool?  That is what is important. Some tools have license restrictions, although the tool you were trying to run doesn't appear to have one Spatial Statistics toolbox licensing—Help | Documentation  ... View more

You have a license for the Spatial Statistics extension? Were you using the toolbox in arctoolbox? and if so what were the parameters you used? ... View more

You could always use python if you install scikit-image... for example Straight line Hough transform — skimage v0.18.dev0 docs  ... View more

also, lines 4 and 5 are not indented properly ... View more

what are the error messages? arcpy need python 3.6 currently and it won't be changing very soon ... View more

FrontPage - py2exe.org is one of several.  Can't recommend anyone in particular, but you will have issues with arcpy stuff ... View more

The simplest approach would be to make a toolbox and put the scripts in there. You could even have a project with your data and the toolbox visible in ArcToolbox facilitating click and run capability. Tools in toolboxes can have help associated with them so the user can follow along. I prefer custom tools  Comparing custom and Python toolboxes—Geoprocessing and Python | Documentation  since they are easier to construct and you can still do parameter validation if you have quirky stuff you need to check for Then there are 'tasks' Create a new task—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  There is "py2exe" but it is going to be less useful since they won't have help information. Lots of options but tools in custom tools are easier to get started on and don't have all the quirkiness of modelbuilder ... View more

You will need to format the code /blogs/dan_patterson/2016/08/14/script-formatting  ... View more

That workflow is fine.  If you were scripting you could exploit numpy to get the unique UID s and their counts and use ExtendTable—Data Access module | Documentation  to add the results back into the polyline featureclass as a permanent join.  ... View more

Your con statement and classification would help to make sure that all conditions were covered ... View more

Summarize Attributes—Help | Documentation  are your UID data text (that look like numbers) or numbers? Summary Statistics—Help | Documentation  Counts for summaries. Are you coding for this? or just looking for associated tools? since there are many other options that don't require an advanced license or limited output capabilities ... View more

The update came up today... going to run it tonight. A good link to check for daily updates to packages https://anaconda.org/anaconda/repo  and to see if esri is up to something https://anaconda.org/Esri/repo  ... View more

Just delete the other clone then... assuming they completely go away BTW  were you updating to 4.1.4 ??? ... View more