Latest Contributions by NathanHeickLACSD

I am getting the following error when trying to import arcpy or arcgis from a stand-alone Python script either run from IDLE for Python 3 or through the Conda Python interpreter that comes with ArcGIS Pro: Faulting application name: pythonw.exe, version: 3.6.8150.1013, time stamp: 0x5c6f5f72 Faulting module name: GpPythonCore.dll, version: 12.4.0.19948, time stamp: 0x5d0ad153 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x000000000000a4ad Faulting process id: 0x4ce0 Faulting application start time: 0x01d56e6b54efb586 Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\pythonw.exe Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\GpPythonCore.dll Report Id: 5f5e420e-e05b-48d1-9985-a969e646b5b3 Faulting package full name: Faulting package-relative application ID: Everything was fine up until the following occurred.  I was trying to use Pandas data frames in a stand-alone Python script.  I was writing the script in Wing IDE, but I had not figured out how to set up the Wing project to use Python 3.  Therefore, I was opening the script up in IDLE to run it. I was in the process of switching from using NumPy arrays and Pandas data frames to using spatially-enabled data frames.  I added the imports to use SEDFs and I had some sort of error.  I decided it was time to setup my Wing project to point to Python 3 instead of 2.  I did research online and I believe I copied the path to the root environment Python interpreter and pasted it into the settings in Wing.  After that, when I went to run it, python.exe crashes.  It crashes from Wing, IDLE, and the command prompt.  It does not, however, crash from the root python command line or ArcGIS Pro.  I isolated the problem down to the import statement and I am just typing in import arcpy or import ArcGIS from the Python command line. I tried to reinstall ArcGIS Pro, then both ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro, and neither worked.  I uninstalled Wing IDE and I am only trying to get basic ArcGIS Pro functionality to work. I am hoping someone has some insight. ... View more

I want to be able to make a Python toolbox the default toolbox in an ArcGIS Pro project.  I am making a project template and I am putting all my code into the Python Toolbox.  I have no need for the .tbx file that gets created automatically.  Is there a way to do this?  If not, is there a reason why?   The same thing kind of goes for my default geodatabase.  I am bringing in an FGDB with an empty schema from my project template.  I don’t need the extra blank file geodatabase that gets created.  I can delete it through Python and reset the default GDB to the one I had in the template, but it would be nice if it kept the original default geodatabase from the source project. ... View more

I am familiar with using the multiprocessing module in a stand-alone script with ArcMap at Python 2.7.  However, I want to create a Python toolbox to be used from ArcGIS Pro and I want to know if I can still use the multiprocessing module or if there is another option.  I am just not sure what will happen with the Python toolbox and the way the multiprocessing module starts new processes.  Has anyone tried this? Thanks, Nathan ... View more

Is anyone familiar with where and how to modify the behavior of the loading screen?  Sometimes it comes up and sometimes it doesn't.  Either way, it seems to go away when the map is loaded.  Then, I will see the map for about 6 seconds while all the header controller and other widgets are loading up.  I am using the Splash widget too.  I want the loading screen to stay up behind the Splash widget until it is closed.  If I could get that to happen, I might get a nice background image for the loading screen and get a nice loading GIF.  So, does anyone know where this part of the code is? Thanks, Nathan ... View more