I have a script which scans a directory and outputs basic raster data information such as the file name, format, number of bands, and etc. I need a way to make it so if the directory does not contain raster data (i.e., anything other than raster data), a message is displayed stating that the directory doesn't have the correct data type.
I know ArcPy has a Describe() function that I could use to determine the type of data in a folder, but am not sure how to implement it. This is what I have so far:
rasterList = arcpy.ListRasters("*", "ALL") filesType = arcpy.DataType('RasterDataset') # Can use `DatasetType` as well. # I've tested this function to describe # raster data and ArcPy prints out # 'RasterDataset', that is why I have it # there in the brackets. for name in rasterList: if rasterList == filesType: print ("\nFilename:"), name else: print ("This directory does not contain any raster data.") Any suggestions?
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I know ArcPy has a Describe() function that I could use to determine the type of data in a folder, but am not sure how to implement it. This is what I have so far:
rasterList = arcpy.ListRasters("*", "ALL") filesType = arcpy.DataType('RasterDataset') # Can use `DatasetType` as well. # I've tested this function to describe # raster data and ArcPy prints out # 'RasterDataset', that is why I have it # there in the brackets. for name in rasterList: if rasterList == filesType: print ("\nFilename:"), name else: print ("This directory does not contain any raster data.") Any suggestions?
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