Latest Contributions by JohannesLindner

  You're halfway there. You're using the count of the intersection between your point $feature and the polygons, which is always 1 (assuming no overlapping polygons). When you got your polygon feature, you have to intersect that again with the point fc to get the point count: // get intersecting polygons var intersectMUN = Intersects(FeatureSetbyName($datastore,"BajaCalifornia"), $feature); // get the first polygon or return null var firstMUN = First(intersectMUN) if(firstMUN == null) { return null } // get the points intersecting the polygon var intersectPoints = Intersects(FeatureSetByName($datastore, "POINTS"), firstMUN); // return "PolygonID - PointCount" return (firstMUN.CVE_MUN) + " - " + Count(intersectPoints);       ... View more

Ah, so you're dealing with numbers too big for Arcade.   But is there any other better way to achieve this? If you have a constant part in your ID that doesn't change, you could remove that, convert the rest to number (hopefully smaller than 16 digits) and increase, then concatenate back.   If the whole ID is a number, then you probably will have to split it up. This isn't super easy, though, because you have to take care of a few things: if the last part is "9", you can't just change it to "10" and concatenate wrong: "1239" + 1  -->  "12310". right: "1239" + 1  -->  "1240" if a part starts with "0", you will have to add that back in wrong: "00123" + 1   -->  "124" right: "00123" + 1  -->  "00124"   I came up with this:   function increase (txt) { // split text into parts // part_length has to be smaller than 16 var txt_length = Count(txt) var part_length = 15 var parts = [] for(var i = 0; i < txt_length; i += part_length) { Push(parts, Mid(txt, i, part_length)) } for(var i = Count(parts) - 1; i >= 0; i -= 1) { // add 1 to the last element var old_part = parts[i] var new_part = Text(Number(old_part) + 1) parts[i] = new_part if(Count(new_part) < Count(old_part)) { // New_part is shorter (eg "000" -> "1") // add padding and break the loop var diff = Count(old_part) - Count(new_part) for(var j = 0; j < diff; j += 1) { parts[i] = "0" + parts[i] } break } if(Count(new_part) == Count(old_part) || i == 0) { // the part's length did not change or this is the first element // we're done, break the loop break } if(Count(new_part) > Count(old_part)) { // New_part is longer (eg "999" -> "1000") // remove the first digit and continue the loop parts[i] = Mid(new_part, 1, part_length) continue } } return Concatenate(parts) }     This is pretty long, maybe it can be done in a simpler way...     function test(txt) { Console(txt +"\n" + increase(txt) + "\n") } test("00000") test("98") test("99") test("1234567890123456789012345678901234567890") // 40 digits! test("9999999999999999999999999999999999999999") test("10000000000000000000000000000000000000000")   00000 00001 98 99 99 100 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890 1234567890123456789012345678901234567891 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000 10000000000000000000000000000000000000001   ... View more

Oops, missed a dot in my answer, I edited it. !SITUS_1!.split(" ")[0] ... View more

Purely symbology based: Format Line Symbol, Add Marker symbol layer Format the markers to be placed at extremities   Profit   You can also add a second marker layer and format the marker layers to show at the start and end extremities, then symbolize them differently. eg start points as dots, end points as open circles:     ... View more

Yes. # for loop to loop through each "group_extent" polygon in turn and create shadow polygons with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(group_extent,['SHAPE@', 'GroupRef', 'Species', 'MaxHeight']) as cursor: groupCount = 0 for shp, groupRef, species, maxHeight in cursor: # variables memFC = "memory/FC" shadowRas = "shadowRas" shadowPnts = "memory\shadowPnts" shadowPntsJoined = "memory\shadowPntsJoined" # copy the current feature into a memory feature class arcpy.management.CreateFeatureclass("memory", "FC", "POLYGON", spatial_reference=shp.spatialReference) arcpy.management.AddField(memFC, "ValueField", "FLOAT") with arcpy.da.InsertCursor(memFC, ["SHAPE@", "ValueField"]) as icursor: icursor.insertRow([shp, maxHeight]) # polygon to raster arcpy.conversion.PolygonToRaster(memFC, "ValueField", shadowRas, "CELL_CENTER", "NONE", cellsize, "DO_NOT_BUILD") ... View more