# Make a layer from the feature classarcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management("C:/data/mexico.gdb/cities","cities_lyr")# Select all cities that overlap the chihuahua polygonarcpy.SelectLayerByLocation_management("cities_lyr","INTERSECT","c:/data/mexico.gdb/chihuahua","","NEW_SELECTION")# Within ...
# Make a layer from the feature classarcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management("C:/data/mexico.gdb/cities","cities_lyr")# Select all cities that overlap the chihuahua polygonarcpy.SelectLayerByLocation_management("cities_lyr","INTERSECT","c:/data/mexico.gdb/chihuahua","","NEW_SELECTION")# Within ...
# 需要導入模塊: import arcpy [as 別名]# 或者: from arcpy importMakeFeatureLayer_management[as 別名]defcopyFlowlines(self, in_drainage_line, path_database, list_uniqueID):"""Create copies of flowlines based on the layer query definitions"""# make a feature layer for query selectionname_lyr ...
# Name: MakeRouteEventLayer_Example2.py# Description: Make a POINT event layer. Routes and events are in a shapefile workspace.# An error field and an angle field are added to the new layer. The new layer can be used# by other geoprocessing functions.# Import system modulesimportarcpy# S...
The extent coordinates are copied to and pasted from the clipboard using the same formatting and order as the ArcPy Extent object: x-min, y-min, x-max, y-max, and the spatial reference. Reset Extent —The extent will be reset to the default value. Manually entered coordinates—The coordin...
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Interested in learning ArcPy? check out thiscourse. (Open Source Geospatial Python) The ‘What is it?’ SeeMean Center. The unweighted center is mainly used for events that occur at a place and time such as burglaries. The weighted center, however, is predominantly used for stationary feature...
arcpy.MakeQueryLayer_management(database_connection,"out_layer_name", query,"FIELD1;FIELD2") desc = arcpy.Describe("out_layer_name") t = arcpy.mapping.TableView(desc.name) arcpy.CopyRows_management(t, "myoutputtable") Reply 3 Kudos by DamonPettitt 10-28-2014 09:41 ...
Interested in learning ArcPy? check out this course. (Open Source Geospatial Python) The ‘What is it?’ The Standard Distance, also know as the Standard Distance Deviation, is the average distance all features vary from the Mean Center and measures the compactness of a distribution. The Standa...