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//Get Coordinates From Javascript Call 
$latMin = $_GET["c1"]; 
$lonMin = $_GET["c2"]; 
$latMax = $_GET["c3"]; 
$lonMax = $_GET["c4"]; 

//Gather Coordinates Into a MySQL Polygon Geometry Type 
$bounds = "GeomFromText('POLYGON((".$lonMin." ".$latMin.",".$lonMin."," .$latMax.",".$lonMax." ".$latMax.",".$lonMax." ".$latMin.",".$lonMin." ".$latMin."))')"; 

//Database Fields 

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import arcpy
import os


def csv2shp(csv_file, field_x, field_y, shape_file):
    """
    Convert a CSV file with x/y fields into a Shapefile
    """
    table_view = 'csv_file_as_view'
    layer = 'xy_event_layer'

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-- PG_Geometry Line feature class -> PG Routing

-- Add Required Fields
ALTER TABLE way ADD COLUMN "source" integer;
ALTER TABLE way ADD COLUMN "target" integer;

-- Build Topology (3D)
SELECT sde.pgr_createTopology3d('way', 0.01, 'shape', 'objectid')

-- Add Indices

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from xml.dom import minidom
import fiona
from shapely.geometry import mapping, Point
from dateutil.parser import parse



def xml_to_python(xml_file):
    output = []

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def ExtractInt(string, start_position):
  """ 
    Loop through string till the next + or - sign and convert the stuff in between from 32-> integer
  """
  result = []
  stop = False
  
  position = start_position
  
  while not stop:

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#!/usr/bin/env python

'''
This script creates an .sd from a .pyt

.. It assumes that all tools can be called with no parameters (i.e.,
   all parameters are "optional".  Not ideal for all services, but
   works fine for services that arn't called from ArcMap anyway.
   If you are calling your service from ArcMap, publish the traditional
   way ..

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# Set values using the '='. 
# Text will default to strings url = http://testing/arcgis/rest/awesometest/MapServer 
# Unless it looks like an integer threads = 1 
# or a floating point value = 510.128 
# If you put brackets around something, that makes it 
# a section. The text inside the bracket is the section header [data] 
# To create a sub-section, just add another bracket. 
# I like to tab these suckers out to make it legible. 

name = "example"

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# Import the ConfigObj library 
from configobj import ConfigObj 

# Parse the configuration file using ConfigObj 
config = ConfigObj(filename) 

# The ConfigObj library parses the configuration file as a 
# python dictionary. Super Cool! 
# This means you can do things like this - 

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// To call this from your php script, insert $kml_output .= getGeo($row['SHAPE']); 
// or whatever the geometry field in your MYSQL DB table is 

function getGeo($shape){ 
    // Parse WKT style coordinates to KML style Coordinates 
    $shape = preg_replace("/([0-9.-]+) ([0-9.-]+),*/", "$1,$2,0 ", $shape); 
    // If the Geometry Type is a point parse the geometry type as a point 
    if (preg_match("/^POINT/", $shape)){ 
        $shape = substr($shape, 6); 
        $shape = substr($shape, 0,-1);