Latest Contributions by NarelleChedzey

Hi Carsten,  Unfortunately this is a bug.  If you ensure you have the task pane open when you run this code, it should succeed.  I have added an issue to our backlog to fix this for the next release.  Sorry for the inconvenience.  Narelle ... View more

As you are seeing the issue with a file geodatabase is there any chance you can post your data (or a subset where you can still duplicate the sporadic problem)? Similarly with your entire add-in code. ? If the data and/or code is proprietary I understand if you can't post it, but it may help us duplicate the problem a little more quickly.  Right now we've identified one data locking issue which returns the 'edit operation failed' rather than something more specific.  But it is not a sporadic problem and can be reproduced with a clear set of steps.   We are working on resolving this issue but it's unclear whether your problem is a data locking issue or something else.   The data and code along with some reproducible steps (even for a sporadic problem)  will help us with trying to track down your problem.  Thanks Narelle ... View more

Hi Brian,  Are you working with SDE or a file geodatabase?  Standard featureclasses or feature services?   Any additional information about the data you can share - relationships, networks?    If it's a file geodatabase with standard feature classes is there any chance you could post the data (or a subset where you can still duplicate the sporadic problem), it might just help us duplicate the problem a little easier,   If the data is proprietary I understand if you can't post it,  Thanks Narelle ... View more

Thanks Steve.  I've already made an issue to update the states and condition documentation.  ... View more

Steve,  Here's one way of accomplishing this.  1. Create a new MapTool.    In the constructor set the SketchType to be SketchGeometryType.Point.   In the OnSketchCompleteAsync method add the following code protected override Task<bool> OnSketchCompleteAsync(Geometry geometry) {    if (geometry == null)       return Task.FromResult(true);    var geomType = geometry.GeometryType;    if (geomType != GeometryType.Point)       return Task.FromResult(true);    var point = geometry as ArcGIS.Core.Geometry.MapPoint;    double x = point?.X ?? 0.0;    double y = point?.Y ?? 0.0;    double z = point?.Z ?? 0.0;    // throw an event with x, y, z    return Task.FromResult(true); } 2. Code a custom event which has the X, Y, Z values as part of the event arguments.  See the following sample https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/tree/master/Framework/CustomEvent  as a guide.  3. In your tool, publish the event with the x, y, z values in the OnSketchCompleteAsync.  In your dockpane viewmodel subscribe to the event and use the x, y, z coordinates passed as appropriate.  4. Set up the toggle button on the dockpane view to bind to two properties on your viewmodel.  The buttons IsChecked property should bind to IsCoordinatesToolActive and the Command property should bind to GetCoordinatesCommand. 5. Add the following code to the dock pane view model.  protected GetCoordinatesDockPaneViewModel() {    // set up the command    _getCoordinatesCommand = new RelayCommand(() =>    {       // replace with your daml id for the GetCoordinates tool       FrameworkApplication.SetCurrentToolAsync("Sample_GetCoordinates");       // subscribe to the active tool event       ActiveToolChangedEvent.Subscribe(OnActiveToolChanged);    }); } // occurs when the active tool is changed  private void OnActiveToolChanged(ToolEventArgs e) {    // is it the getCoordinates tool?    - replace with your daml id     bool bGetCoordsActive = e?.CurrentID == "Sample_GetCoordinates";    if (!bGetCoordsActive)    {       // if not active, set the flag to false and unsubscribe to the event       IsCoordinatesToolActive = false;       ActiveToolChangedEvent.Unsubscribe(OnActiveToolChanged);    }    else    {       // if active, set the flag to true and execute the command       IsCoordinatesToolActive = true;       _getCoordinatesCommand.Execute(null);    } } // bind the buttons Command property to this in your view private RelayCommand _getCoordinatesCommand; public ICommand GetCoordinatesCommand => _getCoordinatesCommand; //  bind the buttons IsChecked property to this in your view private bool _IsCoordinatesToolActive; public bool IsCoordinatesToolActive {    get => _IsCoordinatesToolActive;    set    {       if (!value)       {          // if not checked, ensure that the default tool is set          FrameworkApplication.SetCurrentToolAsync("esri_mapping_exploreTool");       }       SetProperty(ref _IsCoordinatesToolActive, value);    } } Narelle ... View more

You shouldn't have to add the number of steps or increment status.Value Try adding a  Task.Delay(1000).Wait();  call to block the CIM after every line that updates status.Message.  Adjust the delay accordingly if 1000 milliseconds is too long.  ... View more

Steve,  Can you share a subset of your code that illustrates this problem.  (ie daml, and the custom control) Thanks Narelle ... View more

Steve,  Try this.  protected override async void OnClick() {   using (var progress = new ProgressDialog("start message", 10))   {     var status = new ProgressorSource(progress);     progress.Show();     int idx = 0;     while (idx < 10)     {       status.Value += 1;       status.Message = "Test " + idx.ToString();       // this works too       // status.Progressor.Message = "Test " + idx.ToString();       idx++;       // do some long running method        await QueuedTask.Run(async () =>       {         await Task.Delay(1000);       });     }     progress.Hide();   } } ... View more

Brian,  Try adding a 'using' around your Search line to ensure the rowCursor is disposed of correctly eg.  using (RowCursor wsCursor = waterServiceLayer.Search(wsFilter)) {    Feature wsFeature;    //Go to the first item in the cursor, and use it as a Feature    wsCursor.MoveNext();    wsFeature = (Feature)wsCursor.Current;    if (wsFeature != null)    {        ...    } } The other thing to try would be to check the return value of editOperation.Execute  and editOperation.ErrorMessage if you get a failure.  Narelle ... View more

Steve,  take a look at the sample at this location  arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/Framework/ProgressDialog at master · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples · GitHub  It illustrates using the ProgressDialog with a ProgressSource or a CancellableProgressorSource that updates messages.  Narelle ... View more

Steve,  Make sure you are on the UI thread (ie not on the background thread) when you call DockPaneManager.Find.  Dockpanes are created on the UI thread and should not be accessed on the CIM / background thread.   I suspect this is why you are having this problem.  Narelle ... View more

What is the value of 'operationResult'. when you run the code?  If it is false is there a useful string in op.ErrorMessage?    From what you've posted here, it appears that the geometry function is calculating values successfully but it is the edit which fails to be committed.  Are you able to edit this same data when using ArcGIS Pro  (modify an attribute or use move/rotate/scale to modify the geometry).  Narelle ... View more

Brian,  In addition you should never assume that there is always a mapview active.  What if your user has a layout active?   What if your user has no mapviews open.   In both of these scenarios, MapView.Active will be null  and MapView.Active.Map will throw a nullReferenceException as you are experiencing.  Rather than wrap in a try, catch.  you should add the following to your code if (MapView.Active == null) return; ... View more