Latest Contributions by MKa

I am now able to determine when a user does use the Rotate/Scale/Move tools, but I need to prevent or rollback the user changes from these tools.  These would be devastating to my feature service and my values that hook into other systems.   ... View more

In order to get that the shape changed from either vertices/delete/reshape you can use the arg on Module to get the difference in the shape.  In order to do this in the OnRowChange Event you need to get both the OriginalGeometry and the NewGeometry first.  You can compare them using .equals to get that change.  In order to detect a move/rotate/scale, you will need to use the above methods to find out if IsSketchModified, IsMove, IsRotate, or IsScale is true.  If these conditions are false, then you can assume that the change came from the OOB Attribute Editor.   ... View more

that is the type of thing I want.  But i also want Move/Rotate/Scale values.  I cant seem to get the binding flags right, it keeps turning up null? var activeTool = FrameworkApplication.ActiveTool; var currentTool = FrameworkApplication.CurrentTool; var isMoveProp = activeTool.GetType().BaseType.GetProperty("IsMove", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.GetProperty);‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Is there a way to see this data in code for the FrameworkApplication.ActiveTool?  I think if I can cast the ActiveTool to ModifyFeatureTool, I could get what I want from the IsSketchModified field.  But I can't find a way to get this.  I have been debugging, and I am finding that the IsSketchModified is true for any shape changes, and false for attribute only.  This would do it for me, but can't find a way to get from ActiveTool to ModifyFeatureTool. ... View more

Is this the release that is not scheduled until August? In the meantime, could a solution be to use the offset line geometry engine tool and create a line left/right/both, then somehow create a polygon by filling in the distance between the two lines ... View more

I think I just simply turn on the Tracing like below, it appears to be much more simple in Pro.  If this is the best way to handle this, or if a better way exists to use ICommand, then please let me know. protected async override Task OnToolActivateAsync(bool hasMapViewChanged)         {             if (_lineSymbol == null)             {                 _lineSymbol = await CreateLineSymbolAsync();             }             SketchSymbol = _lineSymbol.MakeSymbolReference();                         //General Snapping             Snapping.IsEnabled = true;             Snapping.SetSnapMode(SnapMode.Edge, true);             Snapping.SetSnapMode(SnapMode.End, true);             Snapping.SetSnapMode(SnapMode.Intersection, true);             //Set the command to Rotate             ICommand _trace = FrameworkApplication.GetPlugInWrapper("esri_editing_TraceConstructor") as ICommand;             _trace.Execute(null);         }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

I am trying to do this at the end of my OnSketchCompleteAsync at the end but it seems to make my Map unusable and doesn't change the tool.  Do I need to deactivate my tool and trigger the other tool or something? ArcGIS.Desktop.Framework.FrameworkApplication.SetCurrentToolAsync("esri_editing_EditVerticesRotate"); I first create a Polyline from a point where a user clicks, then i want the user to rotate that line as they desire.   protected async override Task<bool> OnSketchCompleteAsync(Geometry geometry) {     await QueuedTask.Run(async () =>    {                    //Get the Geometry of the map and project to Local for better distance       Geometry thisGeometry = geometry;       thisGeometry = GeometryEngine.Instance.Project(geometry, MapView.Active.Map.SpatialReference);       double extendLength = 125;       Coordinate2D ClickPoint = new Coordinate2D(geometry as MapPoint);                           //Get the Row Direction Line to Display       MapPointBuilder TopPoint = new MapPointBuilder();       MapPointBuilder MidPoint = new MapPointBuilder();       MapPointBuilder BottomPoint = new MapPointBuilder();       MapPointBuilder RowDirectionPoint = new MapPointBuilder();                           //Get Top Point       TopPoint.X = ClickPoint.X;       TopPoint.Y = ClickPoint.Y;       //Get Bottom Point       BottomPoint.X = ClickPoint.X;       BottomPoint.Y = ClickPoint.Y - (extendLength * 2);       //Get Mid Point       MidPoint.X = ClickPoint.X;       MidPoint.Y = ClickPoint.Y - extendLength;       //Get Row Direction Point       RowDirectionPoint.X = MidPoint.X + (extendLength / 2);       RowDirectionPoint.Y = MidPoint.Y;       //Creating the Line though the vertex for the direction       IList<MapPoint> segmentDirection = new List<MapPoint>       {            MapPointBuilder.CreateMapPoint(TopPoint.X, TopPoint.Y, thisGeometry.SpatialReference),            MapPointBuilder.CreateMapPoint(BottomPoint.X, BottomPoint.Y, thisGeometry.SpatialReference),            MapPointBuilder.CreateMapPoint(MidPoint.X, MidPoint.Y, thisGeometry.SpatialReference),            MapPointBuilder.CreateMapPoint(RowDirectionPoint.X, RowDirectionPoint.Y, thisGeometry.SpatialReference)        };        Polyline directionThroughVertex = PolylineBuilder.CreatePolyline(segmentDirection, thisGeometry.SpatialReference);        //Create and Row Direction Feature from the new line        string intersectingFeatureName = "Row Direction Line";        FeatureLayer RowDirectionFeatureLayer =        FeatureServiceManagement.GetFeatureLayer(intersectingFeatureName);        EditOperation RowDirectionCreateOperation = new EditOperation()        {             Name = string.Format("Create point in '{0}'", intersectingFeatureName),             ProgressMessage = "Working...",             CancelMessage = "Operation canceled.",             ErrorMessage = "Error creating point",             SelectModifiedFeatures = true,             SelectNewFeatures = true,             ShowProgressor = true         };         //Create the Feature and get its OID, then we can load it with defaults for the Tool         long newFeatureOID = -1;         RowDirectionCreateOperation.Create(RowDirectionFeatureLayer,                     directionThroughVertex, oid => newFeatureOID = oid);         bool result = await RowDirectionCreateOperation.ExecuteAsync();                     });             //I WANT TO GET THE ROTATE TOOL TO WORK HERE (It deadlocks now or something) ArcGIS.Desktop.Framework.FrameworkApplication.SetCurrentToolAsync("esri_editing_EditVerticesRotate");                 return true; }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

My Code doesn't seem to wait for the sketch from the user?  I call the SetCurrentToolAsync function and i can see that it initiates the tool.  But It just blows right by this line of code after i call it.  I think I am missing something to get the drawing.  My code cannot proceed until I get the drawing from the user. await FrameworkApplication.SetCurrentToolAsync("XYX_RowTool"); ... View more