Latest Contributions by NarelleChedzey

Jeffry,    Change your class definition of your viewModel to the following internal class CreatePoints_UIViewModel : ToolOptionsEmbeddableControl, IEditingCreateToolControl   The ToolOptionsEmbeddableControl inherits from EmbeddableControl but also implements the methods of IEditingCreateToolControl.  This should fix your problem.    Looking back at the DevSummit presentation we mentioned adding an EmbeddableControl, but missed mentioning having to change to the ToolOptionsEmbeddableControl.    let me know if you still have problems after making this change.    Narelle   ... View more

Hi Jeffrey,    If you could answer the following questions that would help me in trying to work out the problem First... I see from the config.daml desktopVersion attribute that you're using 2.7 with Pro and the Pro SDK.  Can you confirm this please.  You said that the IEditingCreateToolControl has a red squiggle underline in visual studio.  What does the tooltip say if you hover over the squiggle.  Also are you able to compile (choose a rebuild rather than just build)?  I wouldn't expect you to be able to compile if there is a red squiggle in the code,  so if you're able to run Pro with the add-in installed it might be running a version that is not up to date and in synch with your code.  Thanks Narelle   Thanks Narelle ... View more

Hi Rob,  The three tools - Move, Rotate and Scale have a custom UI that links them together that is part of the internal Editing code.     Unfortunately it is not something that is customizable via the daml of an add-in. Regards Narelle ... View more

Derek <group id="test" caption="Test">   <insertButtonPalette refID="esri_task_insertMenu" size="middle"/> </group> and  <group id="test" caption="Test">   <buttonPalette refID="esri_task_insertMenu" size="middle"/> </group> are exactly the same.  You can do either.  Mostly we use the tag without the insert prefix. Sorry for the confusion.  re the ids of "esri_task_xxx" vs "esri_tasks_xxx".  This was a typo in our source code with respect to consistency.  Good pickup.  When you define a button / tool / menu / etc.  the key attribute is "id".  Internally at Esri we use a particular naming convention of "esri_(modulename)_xxx".  We recommend a similar pattern for add-in developers of (moduleName)_xxx, but the id string can be anything. The important thing is it must be unique within your module.  Any item in groups, tabs, menus  etc that use a "refID" attribute must have a corresponding entry in the <controls> section of the combined ArcGIS Pro daml file that defines that id.   In this way, you have the ability to reference any of our Esri daml buttons, tools, menus etc in your add-in not just those defined by you.  Regards Narelle ... View more

Derek,  The Task button/dropdown that you reference above is achieved using the daml menu structure.   Here is the code <menus> <menu id="esri_task_insertMenu" caption="Task" extendedCaption="Ribbon add task items menu" keytip="TA" largeImage="pack://application:,,,/ArcGIS.Desktop.Resources;component/Images/TaskItem32.png" smallImage="pack://application:,,,/ArcGIS.Desktop.Resources;component/Images/TaskItem16.png"> <tooltip heading="Task">Add task items to your project.</tooltip> <button refID="esri_tasks_NewProjectTaskItem" /> <menu refID="esri_tasks_ImportTaskFileMenu"/> </menu> <menu id="esri_tasks_ImportTaskFileMenu" caption="Import and Open Task File" largeImage="pack://application:,,,/ArcGIS.Desktop.Resources;component/Images/GenericImport32.png" smallImage="pack://application:,,,/ArcGIS.Desktop.Resources;component/Images/GenericImport16.png"> <button refID="esri_tasks_ImportTaskFileBrowse"/> <dynamicMenu refID="esri_tasks_ImportMenu" inline="true"/> </menu> </menus>‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ The dynamicMenu can be replaced by other button references.  The "esri_task_insertMenu" is inserted into a group as a buttonPalettte item <group id="test" caption="Test"> <insertButtonPalette refID="esri_task_insertMenu" size="middle"/> </group>‍‍‍ Hope this helps.  Narelle ... View more

Hi Alex,  I can confirm that the TableControl currently presents a read-only view of its data.  There is no way in the API to turn editing on in this control. . (as of ArcGIS Pro 2.6) Regards Narelle ... View more

Hi Jeff,  Updates were made to the Coordinate System Control to more fully support custom spatial references. These updates were made in ArcGIS Pro 2.6 which is now available.   Please let us know if you see any other issues with this control. Thanks Narelle ... View more

Hi,  I wanted to let you know that the 3 methods you requested have been added to the GeometryEngine in ArcGIS Pro 2.6  Narelle ... View more

Barbara,  I am assuming that when you debug your code the values in your 'codedValuePairs' variable for the second domain is empty?.   What happens when you debug into your GetCodedValuePairsFromDomainAsync method.  Is the second domain found successfully?     Can you post the code in this method.  Thanks Narelle ... View more

Barbara,  If you have snapping on, along with Point or Vertex snapping, then the first point of your sketch should be snapping to the point in the feature layer.  How are your checking to see whether they sketch intersects the feature layer?  ... View more

The openLasso sketch type does produce a Polyline geometry via a streaming mechanism.  That is,  as the mouse moves points are added to the polyline, you do not need to do it via code.   The mouse down/mouse click with the openLasso sketch type will be the sketch Start and the sketch Complete.  There are no other mouse click's for this sketch type.   The code that the MapTool visual studio template gives you should be sufficient.  The polyline in the OnSketchCompleteAsync will have multiple points.  internal class MapTool1 : MapTool {   public MapTool1()   {      IsSketchTool = true;      SketchType = SketchGeometryType.OpenLasso;      SketchOutputMode = SketchOutputMode.Map;   }   protected override Task OnToolActivateAsync(bool active)   {      return base.OnToolActivateAsync(active);   }   protected override Task<bool> OnSketchCompleteAsync(Geometry geometry)   {      var polyline = geometry as Polyline;      return base.OnSketchCompleteAsync(geometry);   } } ... View more

Hi Marcus,  I've had success using the following code IGPResult result = await Geoprocessing.ExecuteToolAsync("CreateTable_management", new string[] { gdbPath, tableName }, null, ctsToken, null, GPExecuteToolFlags.RefreshProjectItems); Note that this will create an empty table as it is not using a template object.    Right now you're not really sure which of the parameters is the problem, so I would suggest trying with just two parameters first to make sure you can create the empty table (gdbPath and tableName).  Then you are guaranteed to know that the problem is with the third parameter - the table template.   I'm thinking this should be a string too, but am not completely sure.  Note also sing "CreateTable_management" or "management.CreateTable" should not make a difference.  Narelle ... View more