Latest Contributions by JasonScheirer

‎06-28-2012

It will treat the coordinates in your points as being in that spatial reference, and then reproject them to the spatial reference of the feature class when it inserts them.

‎06-28-2012

SearchCursors will let you set a spatial reference, you can insert points at a different spatial ref than what the feature class is set to.

‎06-27-2012

Yes, using the AddOutputsToMap property.

‎06-27-2012

Set arcpy.env.addOutputsToMap to False at the beginning, then back to True when you're done.

‎06-27-2012

Need to split into multiple lines probably? Also you don't need the "from arcpy import env" line import arcpy from arcpy import env arcpy.CreatePersonalGDB_management("C:/output", "pGDB.mdb", "9.2")

‎06-26-2012

It's correct. Still using the old product names to maintain backwards compatibility.

‎06-25-2012

Just do row = None at the beginning (after your rows= line), then del row will always succeed.

‎06-23-2012

For a very, very long time. Arcpy is built on it, and we don't really want to ever break backward compatibility with your scripts.

‎06-22-2012

arcpy.Merge_management(";".join(L), OutputFolderLocation + "\\All_Sites.shp")

‎06-22-2012

Right click on the result in the results window and copy as Python snippet.

‎06-20-2012

In the Field Calc, need to do !DUPLICATE! and not [DUPLICATE] in Python.

‎06-19-2012

Rather than Install.businesslogic, does import businesslogic work? It should. If not, try sys.path.append(os.path.dirname(__file__)) before your import thought I thought I made relative imports work.

‎06-18-2012

Need to add the lists together, otherwise it's nested lists in lists and that's not acceptable input. fieldList = ['SOL1', 'SOL2', 'SOL3', 'SOL4', 'SOL5', 'SOL6', 'SOL7', 'SOL8', 'SOL9', 'SOL10', 'SOL11', 'SOL12', 'DUR1', 'DUR2', 'DUR3', 'DUR4', 'DUR5', 'DUR6', 'DUR7', 'DUR8', 'DUR9', 'DUR10', 'DUR11', 'DUR12'] fc = r'C:\gis\solarTESTING\default.gdb\points' with arcpy.da.InsertCursor(fc,['SHAPE@XY'] + fieldList) as c: for k,v in allData.iteritems(): row = + v c.insertRow(row)

Re: Get user input text in arcpy · ‎06-08-2012

This isn't supported from ArcMap directly, the way for Python to interact with the user in the desktop environment is through GP tool dialogs. That is, write it as a script tool with the report name as a parameter.

‎06-08-2012

Long story short: it matters a whole lot less than you think it does. os.chdir() and os.getcwd() manage the working directory of the process and therefore of builtin functions like open(), env.workspace does not. That is the only difference. It's not a matter of better style, it's a matter of what behavior you need to do what you need to do. getcwd works in standalone scripts that aren't necessarily script tools or ArcGIS related, env.workspace is ArcGIS Geoprocessing specific.

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Re: convert coordinates on the fly?

Re: convert coordinates on the fly?

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Re: Stop temporary layers from showing up in TOC during gp script [Python Add-In]

Re: Create Personal GeodataBase in ArcGis 10 compatible to 9.3

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Re: Python row iteration - how to proceed if no rows?

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Re: Merging with Python

Re: Quick export CSV w/ headers via python

Re: Conditional replace function in Field Calculator

Re: Separating business logic and add-in script [Python Add-In]

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Re: Get user input text in arcpy

Re: os.getcwd()

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