Latest Contributions by LukeWebb

They need to fix this!    (Yes another victim here ) ... this issue also holds back the implementation of newer versions within our organisation as we like to all update at once, for only this reason. ... View more

The question is already answered, but I will write a bit more detail to hopefully help you understand: You have a "For" Loop, but inside the loop you only have the lines of code:  print fc # Add two fields to hold the results arcpy.AddField_management (fc, "SFCount", "LONG") arcpy.AddField_management (fc, "MFCOUNT", "LONG") The rest of the code is not indented, so does not get included in the loop! So your script currently works as follows: For each FC:       print FC       add fields to FC On the last FC in the loop only: selection  + calculate To fix, simply indent all code after your "For" loop  ... View more

Heres my code for making an SQL statement from a list with no error catching or anything: I use it with lists of ObjectIDs all the time to start my cursors fieldName = 'FIELD1' valueList = ['Value1', 'Value2'] where = "%s in ('" % fieldName where += "','".join(map(str, valueList)) + "')" print where FIELD1 in ('Value1','Value2') ... View more

If it crashes on this line:             arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(Layer, "NEW_SELECTION", + Next) Its because    + Next   (An Integer only)  is not a valid SQL query. It looks much better further down: arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(Layer, "NEW_SELECTION", "Page = '" + text + "'") ... View more

100% duplicate of my question all the way! https://community.esri.com/thread/181642-arcpy-add-in-tool-deselect-tool  Please add a method to the pythonAddins to let us select the basic "ArcGIS Select" tool at end of processing. ... View more

I need something that will function on a tool OnRectangle event, feature attributes will then be looped to get unique values, for the user to make a selection. That was just a simple example for brevity. I think your toolbox show method should work for this!, one day I will try it out. (Hopefully I can pass something to the toolbox interface to populate data from my selected features!) ... View more

I have not tried implementing this just yet, but my current plan for some advanced user input is to create a "OpenDialog" And programatically place some files in a folder and make it open in this location. (e.g    Yes.txt, No.Txt, Other.txt) and let the user select a file from here. Maybe this would work (and they could rename the file before selecting?) I think Luke Pinners solution is probably better and the correct way to do it! ... View more

Yes that is what I am using. I found this so it doesnt look hopeful: https://community.esri.com/thread/88371  Its a bit of a pain, I have now to decide whether to code my tool as a "Selector if nothing is selected, or the tool if so", or just leave it as is! Neither is the ideal solution. ... View more

Very helpful thank you! I wont mark as correct answer, as ideally I would love to be able to create unique "Pages" on the web, to mirror the "pages" created offline, without my users having to query data. (Ideally a unique map for each page, with permissions on each page so I can connect individuals with their page, and not let them see others data) ... View more

EDIT: Ok I think I understand a bit better after rereading, I think what you are trying to do should work, however I have had issues doing it like that! My implementation wasnt how I wanted it to be, but went like this: (Code may only work with standard InsertCursor, not the .da version!) # Insert the current superstring into the output feature class cursorFieldList = dissolveFields cursorFieldList.append("SHAPE@") insertCursor2 = arcpy.da.InsertCursor('SuperStrings_temp_out', cursorFieldList) #Create empty template row object insertRow = insertCursor2.newRow() multipartPolyline = arcpy.Polyline(superstringPartsArray) #Set geometry insertRow.shape = multipartPolyline #Set other fields insertRow.setValue(field1, row.getValue(field1)) insertRow.setValue(field2, row.getValue(field2)) insertCursor2.insertRow(insertRow) del insertCursor2, insertRow ... View more

Totally unrelated to your problem, but I noticed you are using string processing to build file paths. There is a built in python module that handles this for you, and works across operating systems etc if this is ever a concern. In simple terms, it joins parameters, adding a slash in between. fill_sinks = "{0}\\{1}".format(raster_workspace, "fil")  Becomes: fill_sinks = os.path.join(raster_workspace, "fil") You can also do as many parameters as you like to build longer paths. fill_sinks = os.path.join(raster_workspace, "fil", "output", "test.shp") Returns:  'E:\Python\Temp\Model04\Layers04\fil\output\test.shp' ... View more

1) What line of your code corresponds to:   File "<interactive input>", line 8, in <module> 2) Where do you populate the 'fields' variable? 3) Field maps could be replaced by an Append step in your code, create the template table with 2 fields within, and just use the append tool with Schema type set to "NO_TEST". We dont have enough information to diagnose easily sorry! ... View more

Your variable name indicates you may be passing a list of FCs to the clip tool, it can only clip 1 fc at a time. FCsToClip    --> FCtoClip ... View more