Write Features to Text File (Samples)
サマリ
Writes feature coordinates to a text file.
![レガシー レガシー](rsrc/legacy.png)
使用法
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Output from this tool is in the same format as described for the input to the Create Features From Text File tool.
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Output coordinates are space delimited with the decimal separator of your choice.
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Outputs with null values for z or m will have the value 1.#QNAN for those positions.
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Selecting the locale decimal point option will result in the output being separated by whatever the system decimal point is set to. If the system is on a German locale, the output will take the form 1234,5. If the system is on a United States locale, the output will take the form 1234.5
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Selecting the default Python output option will result in the output being separated by whatever Python is using for a decimal point. This is usually a period.
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Point features will be output to the following format:
Point id x y z m id x y z m ... END
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Multipoint features will be output to the following format:
Multipoint multipoint_id 0 pnt_id x y z m pnt_id x y z m ... multipoint_id 0 pnt_id x y z m ... END
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Line features will be output to the following format:
Polyline line_id part_number pnt_id x y z m pnt_id x y z m ... line_id part_number pnt_id x y z m pnt_id x y z m ... END
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Polygon features will be output to the following format:
Polygon polygon_id part_number pnt_id x y z m pnt_id x y z m ... InteriorRing pnt_id x y z m pnt_id x y z m ... polygon_id part_number pnt_id x y z m pnt_id x y z m ... END
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No environment settings affect this tool.
構文
パラメータ | 説明 | データ タイプ |
input_features |
The input features to be written to a text file. | Feature Layer |
output_text_file |
The output text file. | Text File |
decimal_separator_character |
The character that will separate the whole number from the decimal.
| String |
コードのサンプル
# Create geoprocessing dispatch object
import arcgisscripting
gp = arcgisscripting.create()
# Set up inputs to tool
inFC= r"C:\temp\routes.txt"
TxtCoords = r"C:\temp\RteCoords.shp"
sep = "locale decimal point"
# Run tool
gp.WriteFeaturesToTextFile(inFC, TxtCoords, sep)