Arcgisscripting Python Module
.As a GIS analyst, you can raise your market value by learning to program. This is easier said than done: the possibilities can be overwhelming, especially if you don´t know where to begin. That´s why I put together this guide to get you started with Python programming for GIS.GIS programming in my opinion starts with Python, but certainly won´t end there.
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From a beginner’s perspective, it´s not recommended to start learning as many languages right away, but instead to start easy and differentiate later on, depending on your needs. Python is a good choice to start for learning GIS programming, as it can be used as a scripting and programming language. In ArcGIS, Python scripting can be used for automating tasks (through running Python scripts), as well as writing applications, such as add-ins.
This guide focuses on Python scripting as Python programming is more complex and takes more time to learn – for now, we´re good with learning Python scripting.One: First things first – learning the basicsSo, to begin with, I’d recommend learning the basics of Python –I´ll get to the GIS part later. In order to be able to use Python within a GIS, you need to learn about Python syntax, data types, commands, built-in functionalities, loops and the like. If you´re new to programming, this can be a little overwhelming at first as Python has a lot of built-in functionalities. It´s not necessary to know the language from a to z to use it within a GIS – with some basic knowledge you can get up to speed pretty fast and use it within ArcGIS. I also recommend learning how to request help files within the interpreter and list available methods, functionality and modules, rather than consulting the external help files.
Arcgisscripting Python Module 1
Error: ImportError: No module named arcpy Error MessageWhen attempting to import arcpy using 64-bit Python that comes with an ArcGIS Server installation, the following error message appears:'ImportError: No module named arcpy' CauseThe arcpy module's location probably isn't specified correctly within the Server10.x.pth file. This file is in the following location:python27Libsite-packages Solution or Workaround. Ensure that the following locations are specified in the Server10.3.pth file (the version of ArcGIS Server determines the name of the.pth file):C:Program FilesArcGISServerarcpyC:Program FilesArcGISServerbinC:Program FilesArcGISServerArcToolboxScripts.