Latest Contributions by JasonScheirer

This was actually a fix for what was previously a bug -- a NULL geometry has no parts, so it no longer returns a Geometry object, but None. Split this up: pt = row.getValue(shapeField).getPart(0) into: val = row.getValue(shapeField) if val:     pt = val.getPart(0) else:     pt = None Everything written using arcgisscripting should continue to work, this is a weird corner case where your script was depending on incorrect behavior in arcgisscripting that was hard to test against. ... View more

Ignore the superfluous log messages behind the curtain. It will run just fine. ... View more

No, the module is totally stand-alone. The only interop with arcpy is that the _server_admin geometry objects interact with arcpy geometry objects with the GeoJson __geo_interface__ magic attribute. >>> arcpy.AsShape(_server_admin.geometry.Point(5, 5).__geo_interface__) <PointGeometry object at 0x24c7790[0xe0a6da0]>  >>> _server_admin.geometry.fromGeoJson(arcpy.PointGeometry(arcpy.Point(5, 5) ).__geo_interface__) POINT(5.00000 5.00000) Technically for the time being _server_admin is an undocumented, internal-use only type project for implementing some command line administrative utilities. But I'm glad you like it, it was a lot of fun to write. ... View more

Your else isn't actually calling updateRow: else:      theRow[12] = 9000      print theRow[12], theRow[4], theRow[5] Another thing you can do now so you don't have to insert all those manual del statements: with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(UCU_arc, ['LEFT_FID', 'RIGHT_FID', 'LUCU', 'RUCU',                                                'LGeoDetail', 'RGeoDetail', 'LUnitSub', 'RUnitSub',                                                'LSubMinor', 'RSubMinor', 'LMinorSpecific', 'RMinorSpecific',                                               'LineID']) as theRows:     for theRow in theRows:          <insert code> Once the code leaves the with block, whether it errors or not, it will close the cursor and release any outstanding locks. You don't need to delete theRow since it's a list and not a row object in arcpy.da, so it's not tied to the cursor/cursor's lock. ... View more