Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

I was using Pro beta 2.6, so if you ArcGIS Ideas‌ 's it, it will take at least another year if it garners enough attention. The only references to "call outs" is for text. ... View more

What is your hypothesis? It probably goes without saying that hotels aren't spread out uniformly throughout the landscape. Perhaps you can clarify your initial thoughts. ... View more

Go To XY—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  flash and pan are the only options now ... View more

Introduction to the Spatially Enabled DataFrame | ArcGIS for Developers  I don't see where you imported "arcpy" The ArcGIS API for Python installs on all  macOS  and  Linux  machines, as well as those  Windows  machines not using Python interpreters that have access to  ArcPy  will only be able to write out to shapefile format with the  to_featureclass  method. Writing to file geodatabases requires the  ArcPy  site-package. The arcgis module performs checks to see whether arcpy is imported, If it is, then you can write to featureclasses, If it isn't then it uses the "shapely" module which can only write shapefiles. You can examine all the revealed code in your installation path C:\Path_to_ArcGISPro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Lib\site-packages\arcgis Your particular method is described in C:\Path_to_ArcGISPro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Lib\site-packages\arcgis\features\_data\geodataset\geodataframe.py The SpatialDataFrame class has the to_featureclass method which imports to_featureclass from the _io module C:\...\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Lib\site-packages\arcgis\features\_data\geodataset\io\fileops.py The  to_featureclass method, checks to see if arcpy is installed (around line 400), if so, it can create a featureclass in a gdb. So in short, just see if adding import arcpy to your script allows you to save to a featureclass ... View more

I can only find references to arcgis.features module — arcgis 1.8.0 documentation  to convert converts a SpatialDataFrame to a feature class ... View more

"C:/temp/test.fdb do you mean "C:/temp/test.gdb ... View more

Not exactly sure what you are trying to do, but a shapefile normally reside in a folder but you are checking it against a gdb.  Are you trying to see if a featureclass exists with the name of the shapefile (ie minus the .shp extension),  ... View more

you have a redundant definition in your inFC == inFC line, so it doesn't matter what you pass the function, it will always be true. a = "real a" def test(a): if a == a: print(a) else: print("nope") test("not a") not a‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

SDE just opens up a whole new set of issues Good luck ... View more

It could be anything, including how you set up your parameters in the toolbox.  A lot more information would be needed ... View more

https://support.esri.com/en/Search-Results#search?q=object%20reference%20not%20set%20to%20an%20instance%20of%20an%20object&content-type=Bugs sorry, you will have to narrow down your case from the known bugs associated with that error message then from the Support page ... View more

If one of the layers you are adding is one you are trying to delete, don't add it and see if you can delete it from the database. If you are trying to just remove it from the map, then you should be using removeLayer from ... LayerFile—ArcPy | Documentation  ... View more

what about the first 2 questions? ... View more

You are following these instructions? particularly the "Note" issues? Schedule geoprocessing tools—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

Is it in a map? Did you restart Pro? Where are you running this? from inside using Pro's python or external? ... View more