Latest Contributions by TorbjørnDalløkken2

Just wanted to say that I get the same kind of error in ArcGIS Pro 3.0.3 as well. I have a python toolbox with several python scripts in this folder structure (the pyt references the scripts in the Scripts folder): - OwnershipCalculation -- OvershipCalculation.pyt -- Scripts ---- Calculation.py ---- ExportResults.py When consolidating the toolbox, the Scripts folder is put inside a new folder with the same name as the parent folder: - OwnershipCalculation -- OvershipCalculation.pyt -- OwnershipCalculation ----Scripts ------ Calculation.py ------ ExportResults.py While the .pyt still references the old path. ... View more

I just tried using string instead of layer in the ApplySymbologyFromLayer() function, and the results are the same. No errors returned, and the layer symbology does not change.. ... View more

@DanPatterson Do you know anything about this? 🙂 ... View more

Hi. To do the task that you describe, you need to create a pythonscript that finds all the lyrx files in the directory, then create a featurelayer and get the number of features of that layer. There are several options for getting the layerfiles, using the modules os, glob or pathlib (from Python 3.4). This example uses the glob-module    import glob folder = r'C:\Maps\LayerFiles\*.lyrx' # your folder with lyrx elements = glob.glob(folder) #get the files   Then you need to iterate each of the files, create a featurelayer and get the number of features:   for element in elements: featurelayer = "FeatureLayer" arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(in_features=element, out_layer=featurelayer) # create featurelayer from element c = arcpy.GetCount_management(featurelayer) # get count of features arcpy.Delete_management(in_data=featurelayer) # delete featurelayer   For sending the e-mail, you need to use the smtp-library, and call the sendEmail method each time the count is greater than 0. You can see the use of the smtplib here:   import smtplib def sendEmail(layername): sender = 'from@fromdomain.com' receivers = ['to@todomain.com'] message = """From: From Person <from@fromdomain.com> To: To Person <to@todomain.com> Subject: Issues found in {0} Records where found in the {0} query. Please investigate""".format(layername) try: smtpObj = smtplib.SMTP('localhost') smtpObj.sendmail(sender, receivers, message) print "Successfully sent email" except SMTPException: print "Error: unable to send email"     Good luck 🙂 ... View more

I finally got something working here. In my scripts-folder, I forgot to add a __init__.py file. When adding this file, and changing my imports  like this, then it started working. geovegModules = ['Scripts.AndelerTilExcelTool', 'Scripts.BearbeidAR5Tool', 'Scripts.BearbeidBygningerTool', 'Scripts.BeregnAndelerTool'] for module in geovegModules: if module in sys.modules: del(sys.modules[module]) from Scripts.AndelerTilExcelTool import AndelerTilExcel from Scripts.BearbeidAR5Tool import BearbeidAR5 from Scripts.BearbeidBygningerTool import BearbeidBygninger from Scripts.BeregnAndelerTool import BeregnAndeler  But there's still one problem. I'm trying to define a logging handler in my toolbox (in class Toolbox __init__(self): handler = logging.FileHandler(filename=r'C:\temp\Geoveg.log') formatter = logging.Formatter('%(asctime)s %(name)s %(levelname)s %(message)s') handler.setFormatter(formatter) handler.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) logger = logging.getLogger() logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) logger.handlers = [handler]  When trying to consolidate this, I get an FileNotFoundError. [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\\commondata\\temp\\Geoveg.log' ... View more

@JerryClark4 I've used Python 3.x since the toolbox is for use in ArcGIS Pro 🙂 ... View more

It's in ArcGIS Pro 3.0.x ... View more