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Developing Geoprocessing Tools in a Python Toolbox

Dave Wynne and Dale Honeycutt explain the process of creating tools in a Python toolbox and highlight the decisions in making a fully functional geoprocessing tool.

  • Recorded: Mar 28th, 2012
  • Runtime: 1:07:47
  • Views: 2045
  • Published: Apr 23rd, 2012
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@rsignell  Hi,
The Create Points From Lines tool is on the resource center, here: http://esriurl/pyt1

The sinuosity example is in the help, you can find it here: http://esriurl.com/pythontoolbox
Note: On the sinuosity example, it has been modified to use new datatype keywords added at service pack 1. Given the timing, you may not have that yet, so you would have to replace 'GPFeatureLayer' with 'Feature Layer' to have in work on a 10.1 install (with no service packs)..

-Dave
dwynne 7 Months ago
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This is a great introduction to the Python Toolbox. Where might I find the examples used in the video?
rsignell 7 Months ago
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