Latest Contributions by UmaHarano

Hi When you use this GP tool using the UI, do you see a different behavior? For example, are you able to specify this same tolerance/resolution in the tool and run it? Do you get the expected results? I am trying to see if there an issue using the Pro API or is the result the same with the GP Tool. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Marvis, Resolution and Tolerance are properties of the Layer's SpatialReference. var lyr = MapView.Active.Map.GetLayersAsFlattenedList().OfType<FeatureLayer>().FirstOrDefault(); QueuedTask.Run( () => { var spatialReference = lyr.GetSpatialReference(); var lyrResolution = spatialReference.XYResolution; var lyrTolerance = spatialReference.XYTolerance; });‍‍‍‍‍‍ Thanks! Uma ... View more

You can check out some of these Annotation tools: Annotate Selected Features Convert Labels To Annotation ... View more

Here are some snippets to create Text symbols.  Does this help? ProSnippets TextSymbols · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk Wiki · GitHub  ... View more

Hi Than, Here are the rough steps to create a Point Symbol that uses a Picture Marker. This Picture marker will be your images. 1. In Pro, click the View tab, click Catalog View button. 2. Double click Styles in Catalog View and select the Favorites style. This is where you will make your custom point symbols. 3. On Pro's ribbon, select the Styles tab, Click New Item > Point Symbol. 4. Click the newly created point symbol. On Description tab provide a name, category and tags 5. On Properties tab > Layers tab change from Shape marker to Picture marker. 6. Click the File button and browse to your logo and open it. 7. Set other options like size appropriately and click Apply. Do this for all the images you to use for point features. You will need to create a separate label class for each feature that requires a different image. Separate them out using SQL queries.   Here is some information on creating Label classes. http://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/text/label-classes.htm Information on point symbols http://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/symbols-and-styles/point-symbols.htm Information on saving symbols to styles http://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/symbols-and-styles/save-symbols-in-styles.htm All these steps can be accomplished with the API: Create Point symbols from pictures, Create Label classes with SQL query, etc. When you create labels, be sure to use the Point callout to get the effect you need. Thanks! Uma ... View more

Hi Simon, These LayerDocument issues have been reported to the development team. We will prioritize adding these requirements for a future near term release. Thank you for all your feedback! Uma ... View more

Hi Simon Looks like the portal item URL cannot be passed to the Layer Document at this time.   We will prioritize adding this requirement for a future near term release. Thanks! Uma ... View more

Hi Jeff, We understand the issue you have encountered and have prioritized adding bulk creation overloads for a near term release. Thank you! Uma ... View more

Hi Than How are you making the labels using the UI? Are you using Point callouts with leader lines?  If so, this can be done with the API also. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Dominic Please add the MinimumBreak property in the CIMClassBreaksRenderer. That allows it to display the values. Like this: CIMClassBreaksRenderer cimClassBreakRenderer = new CIMClassBreaksRenderer { ClassBreakType = ClassBreakType.GraduatedColor, ClassificationMethod = ClassificationMethod.Manual, //Field = SDKHelpers.GetNumericField(featureLayer), Field = "NewPressure", MinimumBreak = -15, //Replace with your minimum value Breaks = listClassBreaks.ToArray() };‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Hi Jeff, Couple of things to try: 1. Have you tried your code on 2.5.1 patch? This issue might be fixed in the patch.  Check out bug No. 000130503. Release notes for ArcGIS Pro 2.5—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  2. Another thing to try is to split the cloning and the "Naming" into separate QueuedTask class. Something like this:     a. Create the elements in a loop within QueuedTask. Record the names in a dictionary, store with each name the name you want to change the element to. Exit the QueuedTask. This first loop is only create the elements.     b. Change the name of each element in the CIM Defintion. Use the lookup dictionary to find the old and change it to the new. This second loop will help prevent the crash. Thanks Uma ... View more