+9Hi,
I have a script that does an area calculation using arcpy, the two calculated areas are output in the log, I need each one of them to be output as an attribute, how to do this? I'm new to python at FME.
log:
The output, it doesn't help me at all.
Thank you for your help
Best answer by david_r
Any particular reason for using arcpy rather than the AreaCalculator transformer?
Other than that, you can add the following on line 124:
feature.setAttribute('total_xyz', total_xyz)
feature.setAttribute('total_TAL', total_TAL)I've substituted the red "blob" for xyz above. You'll need to also expose the new attributes in the PythonCaller settings.
Any particular reason for using arcpy rather than the AreaCalculator transformer?
Other than that, you can add the following on line 124:
feature.setAttribute('total_xyz', total_xyz)
feature.setAttribute('total_TAL', total_TAL)I've substituted the red "blob" for xyz above. You'll need to also expose the new attributes in the PythonCaller settings.
+9Any particular reason for using arcpy rather than the AreaCalculator transformer?
Other than that, you can add the following on line 124:
feature.setAttribute('total_xyz', total_xyz)
feature.setAttribute('total_TAL', total_TAL)I've substituted the red "blob" for xyz above. You'll need to also expose the new attributes in the PythonCaller settings.
Hi @david_r
Helped a lot. Thank´s
This script is huge, I don't want to change its structure but, I would prefer to use the Area Calculator.
Thank´s