Latest Contributions by JasonScheirer

Use GPFeatureLayer as your datatype instead. ... View more

Use %% . >>> """x like 'hello%' and y = %s""" "x like 'hello%' and y = %s" >>> """x like 'hello%' and y = %s"""%"what" Traceback (most recent call last):   File "", line 1, in ValueError: unsupported format character ''' (0x27) at index 14 >>> """x like 'hello%%' and y = %s"""%"what" "x like 'hello%' and y = what" ... View more

What's your use case for getting individual geometries' GeoJSON? Would this tool be fast enough/meet your needs? ... View more

Can you post the traceback? ... View more

No, you need to configure your proxies in your code. See this thread on Stack Overflow. ... View more

This is beyond the scope of the initial arcpy.mapping design, so we don't intend on adding it There will be a roundabout way of doing some color-level symbology manipulation in 10.3 via JSON layer definitions. ... View more

Use the canRunInBackground property. See these docs. I believe this is new at 10.2. ... View more

This is not directly supported in the geoprocessing framework. You could get around it by writing the name of the data to a file in .execute and having the .getParameterInfo() read it when it loads. ... View more

Do it in the updateParameters method. def getParameterInfo(self):     with arcpy.da.SearchCursor("Parameters", ['location_p']) as cursor:       for row in cursor:         location_p = row[0]     param0 = arcpy.Parameter(       displayName="Destinations",       name="in_destinations",       datatype="GPString",       parameterType="Required",       direction="Input")     param0.filter.type = "ValueList"     param0.filter.list = []     param0.value = location_p     return [param0] def updateParametrs(self, parameters)     param0 = parameters[0]     with arcpy.da.SearchCursor("Parameters", ['data_set']) as cursor:       for row in cursor:         l_ds = "results-" + row[0]     values = sorted(set([row[0] for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(l_ds, ("location"))]))     param0.filter.list = values ... View more

If it were an ArcGIS installation issue it's likely to show up as the add-in not working at all. Try setting self.value = 'something' in the combobox's __init__. It might just be because it's not initialized, there's no reason it'd ever get deleted. ... View more

They may not even necessarily be "smarter," just "more aggressive" and "hungrier." Make sure your smart people have a way to stay hungry and avoid complacency. ... View more

No, the captions for buttons and the like are only defined in the XML. Can't change it with Python code. ... View more