I have started recently using some of the ArcObjects inside my Python modules. Having all the useful posts and insights shared by @matt wilkie et al (huge thanks for sharing), I was able to get started pretty quickly (installing the comtypes with pip and downloading the 10.2 snippet from Pierssen and changing "10.2" to "10.3" everywhere).
I am trying to iterate IFeatureCursor and get all the features inside a feature class. However, I am getting back only the latest feature (with the highest ObjectID value).
There are 6 features in the feature class hence xrange(6) to keep it simple.
from comtypes.client import GetModule, CreateObject from snippets102 import GetStandaloneModules, InitStandalone # First time through, need to import the “StandaloneModules”. Can comment out later. #GetStandaloneModules() InitStandalone() def iterate_features(): # Get the GDB module esriGeodatabase = GetModule(r"C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.3\com\esriGeoDatabase.olb") # Create a file geodatabase pointer file_gdb_pointer = CreateObject(progid=esriDataSourcesGDB.FileGDBWorkspaceFactory, interface=esriGeodatabase.IWorkspaceFactory) file_gdb = file_gdb_pointer.OpenFromFile(r"C:\GIS\arcobjects\MyData.gdb",hWnd=0) #access contents inside gdb feature_workspace = file_gdb.QueryInterface(esriGeodatabase.IFeatureWorkspace) in_fc = feature_workspace.OpenFeatureClass("Warehouses") def enum_features(in_fc): """returns pointers to IFeature objects inside Feature Class""" cur = in_fc.Search(None,True) for i in xrange(6): feature_obj = yield cur.NextFeature() feats = [feat for feat in enum_features(in_fc)] print [f.OID for f in feats] iterate_features() The line print [f.OID for f in feats] returns [6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6].
What am I doing wrong? The same logic with generator/yield (def enum_features()) works fine when iterating feature classes inside the feature dataset.
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I am trying to iterate IFeatureCursor and get all the features inside a feature class. However, I am getting back only the latest feature (with the highest ObjectID value).
There are 6 features in the feature class hence xrange(6) to keep it simple.
from comtypes.client import GetModule, CreateObject from snippets102 import GetStandaloneModules, InitStandalone # First time through, need to import the “StandaloneModules”. Can comment out later. #GetStandaloneModules() InitStandalone() def iterate_features(): # Get the GDB module esriGeodatabase = GetModule(r"C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.3\com\esriGeoDatabase.olb") # Create a file geodatabase pointer file_gdb_pointer = CreateObject(progid=esriDataSourcesGDB.FileGDBWorkspaceFactory, interface=esriGeodatabase.IWorkspaceFactory) file_gdb = file_gdb_pointer.OpenFromFile(r"C:\GIS\arcobjects\MyData.gdb",hWnd=0) #access contents inside gdb feature_workspace = file_gdb.QueryInterface(esriGeodatabase.IFeatureWorkspace) in_fc = feature_workspace.OpenFeatureClass("Warehouses") def enum_features(in_fc): """returns pointers to IFeature objects inside Feature Class""" cur = in_fc.Search(None,True) for i in xrange(6): feature_obj = yield cur.NextFeature() feats = [feat for feat in enum_features(in_fc)] print [f.OID for f in feats] iterate_features() The line print [f.OID for f in feats] returns [6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6].
What am I doing wrong? The same logic with generator/yield (def enum_features()) works fine when iterating feature classes inside the feature dataset.
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