Latest Contributions by PeteJordan

I have found a very odd issue in Pro that doesn't seem to be an issue in ArcMap at all when using the Reshape tool while editing polylines. I have noticed when I'm reshaping a polyline with line and arc segment, that sometimes I end up getting these weird circles that get created away from the actual feature.  In my project they are giant circles that for, despite the actual polyline feature being not that long (Image1.jpg).  This seems to happen only when using combinations of the line and arc segment and doesn't seem to happen with just using line.  It also doesn't always happen and just seems random when it does.   In my test shapefile I was using to try and figure out the cause, I don't get these giant circles, but I do get at time, small circles that aren't connected to my polyline  (image3_test1.jpg showing the original feature) (image3_test2.jpg showing the reshaped feature and the 2 circles that were created)   The only way I know for sure if a feature I edit is fine, is to look at the endnode and then flip the feature to verify I can see the endnode on the other side (Image2.jpg showing how it should look with the endnode being shown and then again flipping the polyline).  Anytime I see a normal node, I know a circle has been created somewhere and I have to then go and split the end of the polyline with the normal node and delete that part and re-attach the polyline to the same endpoint as the segment I split and deleted.  This of course is getting to be time consuming.   As mentioned with the testfile and project file, I am not getting this issue at all in ArcMap using the Reshape tool on the same testfile polyline using the same method.   Any clue as to what's causing this?  Is it a bug with the Reshape tool? ... View more

  In the past it seemed splitting a polyline segment while clicking on the line took a very long time.  That at least seems to have been fixed and is now very fast which is great. ISSUE 1   I'm having is an inconsistency of using the split tool by using the dashed construction line rather than just clicking on the polyline itself in case I wanted to split a polyline in more than one segment or if I wanted to split 2 polylines at different spots at the same time.   Using this split construction dashed line it seems to sporadically work.  Sometimes doing exactly what I want, other times, just splitting the polyline in one of the 2 or more places I select or sometimes not splitting at all and still saying it was successful.   I've tried using both the "Allow splitting without a selection" and with it and no difference. ISSUE 2 Another issue is if I two polyline segments that meet at an intersection and only one polyline needs to be split (for example one is a road that is named something and the other is a road that has different names on either side of the intersection) that I can't seem to select the correct line to split.  Pro just seems to randomly select one of the polylines and splits that.  Again, I've tried using the "Allow splitting without a selection" on and off and it still doesn't matter.  How can I split only one polyline I want and not the other at an intersection? Images Issue1a.jpg - Example of a single polyline where I want a single split to be Issue1b.jpg - Example of a single polyline where I want it to be split in 2 spots Issue1a.jpg - Example of 2 polylines and I want to split only A and not B, however when hovering over the                         intersection, it shows Line B will be split and not A. ... View more

  I've been using Arc Pro for about 2 months now and never had an issue getting the "Get Coordinates" tool to work.  After the weekend I am now having an issue with that tool for all my maps.   Either using the right-click or using my keybind I have it mapped to, it doesn't copy it at all so that I can paste into Google Maps.  Nothing seems to copy.  When I go back to Pro to try it again, I just get the spinning "Thinking" circle and then after about 2 seconds it stops and that's it.     I have got it to work once today and that was it, so it's very odd.  My first thought was to do a repair on the *.aprx, but then found out there isn't a aprx Doctor as ArcMap had.  As well it's not limited to just one project and is happening across the board for me.   Rebooting the computer didn't help at all and I just tested it out on a coworkers computer and they have the same issue now.   I am unsure if any other tools are also affected, but so far this is the only one that I'm having issues with that I've come across.   Any suggestions as to what's going on?  ... View more