Latest Contributions by NarelleChedzey

‎09-05-2019

Hi David, The Add To Favorites, Remove From favorites menuitems are buttons we have written to add or remove the highlighted Edit tool from the Editing Tools Favorites group. Rather than placing them on the ribbon we have written them as a context driven button and use them within a dynamic menu object showing or hiding the appropriate menu item according to the whether the gallery item clicked on is in the favorites group. The gallery template we use for displaying the items has a standard WPF Grid control which uses the ContextMenu property to bind to this dynamic menu object. You could implement the exact same mechanism with your custom gallery. If you're not familiar with dynamic menus, here is a sample that illustrates the concept of dynamic menus arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/Framework/DynamicMenu at master · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples · GitHub Re your second question - can gallery items belong to more than one group. No, they cannot. If you want your gallery item to belong to a second group, then you will need to create a new gallery item with the same properties apart from the Group Name and add it to your gallery collection. I will make a note to update the Gallery sample to illustrate the concepts you've been asking about. That sample was originally written in 2017 so it's a few years old now. Hope this helps. Feel free to ask more questions if you get stuck. Narelle

‎09-05-2019

Hi Martin, Try iterating through the geometries in the geometrybag, calling the Extent property on each, adding all the extents into a List<Geometry> Then use the GeometryEngine.Instance.Union method. Assuming all your geometries in the bag are of the same spatial reference this should work. I'll add an issue to make sure we look at adding an implementation for the GeometryBag.Extent function. Thanks Narelle

‎08-23-2019

Carsten, Thanks for posting this question. We have found that there's a bug with using the EditOperation.Modify(Row ...) methods followed by other EditOperation methods. We will be fixing this in the next version of the software. In the meantime, what you have determined is an acceptable workaround. You could also implement the following without needing to subscribe to the RowChanged event. There is no problem with the EditOperation.Modify(layer, oid, ... ) methods. while (rowCursor.MoveNext()) { var feature = (Feature)rowCursor.Current; var geomTest = feature.GetShape(); if (geomTest != null) { var geomProjected = GeometryEngine.Instance.Project(geometry, geomTest.SpatialReference); // we are looking for polygons that are completely intersected by the cut line if (GeometryEngine.Instance.Relate(geomProjected, geomTest, "TT*F*****")) { oids.Add(rowCursor.Current.GetObjectID()); } } } var atts = new Dictionary<string, object>(); atts.Add("FSK", "MyNewFKZ"); foreach (var oid in oids) cutOperation.Modify(layer, oid, atts); cutOperation.Split(layer, oids, geometry); var operationResult = cutOperation.Execute(); Thanks Narelle

‎08-21-2019

The "All Tools" option in the Edit gallery is written specifically to open the Modify Features pane and show the System Tools tab. It is not written in a way that depends on, or has a connection to the items in the gallery. If you have a gallery of your own objects (that are not Pro editing tools), then your version of "All Tools" could do a similar thing in displaying a dockpane with those items, but that dockpane and the way it displays the content is something you would have to write yourself. Narelle

‎08-20-2019

Hi David, Unfortunately, the customize gallery dialog is not currently available as part of the public ArcGIS Pro API. Regards Narelle

‎06-26-2019

John, You're on the right track with the API methods you found. Take a look at the Undo/Redo sample here https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/tree/master/Framework/UndoRedo Specifically the Remove Operation button on the dockpanel. This illustrates how to remove from the undo stack. Removing an operation from the redo stack will be the same - just substitute the methods to work with the redo stack. Narelle

‎06-20-2019

Hi Jamal, Unfortunately, after further investigation, we've found that the LocatorManager class currently only supports local locators and locators shared to Portal. It does not support locator services. Thank you for finding this issue. We will add support for locator services to the 2.5 version of the API. Narelle

‎06-19-2019

Take a look at the LocatorManager class available from the active map view. It allows you to add locators https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/sdk/api-reference/index.html#topic18887.html Here's an example snippet internal async Task<bool> AddLocator() { ArcGIS.Desktop.Mapping.Geocoding.LocatorProvider lp = await MapView.Active.LocatorManager.AddLocatorAsync("D:\\Data\\Geocode\\ACT.loc"); //ArcGIS.Desktop.Mapping.Geocoding.LocatorProvider lp = await MapView.Active.LocatorManager.AddLocatorAsync(@"https://xxx/server/rest/services/yyy/GeocodeServer"); return true; }

‎06-10-2019

Max, I am unable to duplicate this problem, in either ArcGIS Pro 2.3 Final or a pre-ArcGIS Pro 2.4 build. Here is my code (very similar to yours) protected override void OnClick() { var layer = MapView.Active.Map.Layers.FirstOrDefault() as FeatureLayer; if (layer == null) return; var labelClass = layer.LabelClasses.FirstOrDefault(l => l.Name == "My label"); if (labelClass == null) return; QueuedTask.Run(() => { var maplexLabelPlacementProperties = labelClass.GetMaplexLabelPlacementProperties() ?? new CIMMaplexLabelPlacementProperties(); maplexLabelPlacementProperties.PointPlacementMethod = MaplexPointPlacementMethod.CenteredOnPoint; maplexLabelPlacementProperties.CanRemoveOverlappingLabel = false; maplexLabelPlacementProperties.CanTruncateLabel = false; maplexLabelPlacementProperties.EnablePointPlacementPriorities = false; labelClass.SetMaplexLabelPlacementProperties(maplexLabelPlacementProperties); }); } My label class successfully changes from Best Position to Centered on Point. Do you perhaps have multiple label classes on this layer and might be showing one of those in the label properties dialog? Narelle

‎06-10-2019

Hi Max, I can duplicate your problem using ArcGIS Pro 2.3 Final. However using the exact same code I am unable to see the same problem in a pre-2.4 build. ArcGIS Pro 2.4 will be released shortly. Please let us know if you continue to see this problem when you upgrade to ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Thanks Narelle

‎02-12-2019

Thejus, The help is a little misleading - When the Get Attributes action is chosen in designer mode, a dialog box is displayed for the designer to specify a table, field, variable combination. When the step is executed the fields configured are displayed to the user in a grid. The values input by the user are assigned to the variables internally by the Tasks module. The only current use for these variables is to be used by the task designer in subsequent steps in a calculate field action. Hopefully this clarifies the role of variables in the Get Attributes and Calculate Field actions. I will make sure the help is updated to explain this more clearly. Thanks Narelle

‎02-11-2019

Hi Charlie, What you are seeing is definitely a bug. The table control and the attribute pane of the same layer should work independently with regards to a SqlQuery defined on the TableControlContent. Thanks for pointing this out. We have added this as an issue and are working on a fix. Unfortunately there is no workaround at this time, but we'll try to include the fix for this into 2.3.1 Regards Narelle

‎02-11-2019

Hi Thejus, Variables defined with Task Designer are only available for use with the task they are defined with. They are used internally by the Tasks module. The variables are not available with the Pro SDK. Thanks Narelle

‎01-28-2019

Hi Mike, A couple of things. Firstly you can continue to set the definition query on a layer by using the layer.SetDefinition call. It is saved and it will filter the layer records. Test this by using the API to set an expression similar to 'OBJECTID > 5' and open the attribute table for that layer and see that not all your records are displayed. There is a bug in the DefinitionQuery tab on the Layer properties dialog which is not correctly displaying the definition query when you use the 'SetDefinition' call. This dialog (which changed at V2.3 to allow multiple definition queries) now uses the DefinitionFilter properties as you suspected. You can access the CIM definition for the layer to set theses properties. Here is the code snippet which will assign a new filter and make it the default - this can replace your call to SetDefinition if you require. // must run on the MCT - use QueuedTask.Run // get the CIM layer definition var layerDef = fLayer.GetDefinition() as CIMFeatureLayer; // get the table for the layer var featureTable = layerDef.FeatureTable; // get the current set of definition filters var filters = featureTable.DefinitionFilterChoices?.ToList(); // they might be null, so create a new list if (filters == null) filters = new List<CIMDefinitionFilter>(); // create a new filter var filter = new CIMDefinitionFilter(); filter.Name = "my filter"; filter.DefinitionExpression = newExpression; // add to the list filters.Add(filter); // assign filters back to the CIMDisplayTable featureTable.DefinitionFilterChoices = filters.ToArray(); // also set DefinitionExpression, DefinitionExpressionName // - these define the active definition filter featureTable.DefinitionExpression = filter.DefinitionExpression; featureTable.DefinitionExpressionName = filter.Name; // write back to the CIM layer definition fLayer.SetDefinition(layerDef); Thanks for pointing out the bug with the SetDefinition call and the layer properties dialog. We will be addressing this. We will also work on updating the images in the sample to reflect the changes made to the dialog. And updating the sample to reflect the changes made at V2.3 to use DefinitionFilters. Regards Narelle

‎01-14-2019

If you already have the layer you can also do something similar to the following IReadOnlyList<ArcGIS.Core.Data.Field> fields = null; List<string> fieldList = new List<string>(); await QueuedTask.Run(() => { ArcGIS.Core.Data.Table table = theFeatureLayer.GetTable(); if (table != null) { ArcGIS.Core.Data.TableDefinition def = table.GetDefinition(); fields = def.GetFields(); foreach (var fld in fields) { fieldList.Add(fld.Name); Debug.WriteLine(fld.Name); } } }); You still end up looking at the feature layer / table definition, but because you have the layer you don't need the additional Geodatabase object.

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