Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

just when i put all of the text in the same line. so for the rest arcgisPro say : Heure de début : vendredi 31 décembre 2021 14:17:54 valeur modifiee pour balise 1 et 2 Item: Y:\SIG-GEOSERVICES\3_OPENDATA_SIG\METADONNEES\Developpement\Metadonnees_SDE\Test_Esri.gdb\agri_MdGrosAcces Saving updated metadata with the item... Finished updating metadata for all source metadataA items réussie à vendredi 31 décembre 2021 14:17:54 (temps écoulé : 0,81 secondes)   so for the script he do every change but in the reality the scritp don't change the valor when it is in a tag <   d<qInfo xmlns=""><dqScope><scpLvl><ScopeCd value="005"/></scpLvl></dqScope><dataLineage><statement>A remplir</statement></dataLineage><report xmlns="" type="DQNonQuanAttAcc" dimension="horizontal">         ... View more

I have been working on some large projects with multiple maps, Layouts and Plots. If I modify a plot by changing the definition query, the updated plot can literally take minutes to update. If I need to change colour on chart properties series window (PS Nice addition) this can also take minutes. 2.8 seemed a much faster implementation than this version.. I accept that it may be the project. But the impression the refreshing is trying to do something unnecessary, but I have no clue   I have attached some screen shot of project and example of types of layouts Cheers ... View more

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/is-it-possible-to-create-a-street-grid-index-map/m-p/219222 ... View more

try replacing the double quotes within the code block with single quotes. a = "def a(FIRST_FIRS):\\n if FIRST_FIRS == \'AC\':\\n return \'0\'\\n else:\\n return FIRST_FIRS" a "def a(FIRST_FIRS):\\n if FIRST_FIRS == 'AC':\\n return '0'\\n else:\\n return FIRST_FIRS" ... View more

By "generically" it just doesn't replace 2 characters that are numbers but will replace any number whether it is a street address or an apartment number... even if there is no apartment.  The only issue is if you had a "1st Avenue"  it would become "Xst Avenue" This is a code block example Calculate Field Python examples—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation They are handy when a one-liner is too constrictive ... View more

I found what was causing the error. I was leaving out the project file name in the out_points file path.. Thank you for responding though. ... View more

Thanks for replying but the already fixed bug is most probably not related to my case since performing segmentation without multicores works fine.   ... View more

Amanda, they are looking to calculate a "moving block mean", which is like a running mean but you increment the sliding/moving window by a value > 1 from numpy.lib.stride_tricks import sliding_window_view as sw a = np.arange(1, 11) a array([ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]) a0 = sw(a, 5) a1 = sw(a, 5)[::5, :] a0.mean(axis=-1) array([3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8.]) a1.mean(axis=-1) array([3., 8.]) so you would have to create the array outside Pro using TableToNumPyArray There is little point bringing back the results into an existing table, but you could generate a results array and bring it back using NumPyArrayToTable. An interesting but pointless venture at this stage ... View more

Old but interesting... there are a number of issues with repair geometry, and the validation methods, but you identified one that may be a cause BUG-000090827: The Repair Geometry tool does not identify (or fix) .. (esri.com) try Integrate as well, self intersections (not necessarily crossings!) are tricky ... View more

I ended up building a model with some of these tools. ... View more

Since this question has languished over the holidays with 770 reads and no suggestions, I will address your last request Batch Project (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation As for the rest of your situation, if you are working with raster data, then you will probably need to "batch" Tabulate Area (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation however, getting all the results into a standard output table may be another issue. If you can work with R, or NumPy then you may be better off creating a multidimensional array and doing the summaries in the 3rd dimension either by layer or as an aggregation ... View more