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'''
@date 15/09/2015
@author Cindy Williams

Uses the python-docx package to write various
properties of a feature class to docx format.

'''

import arcpy

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'''
@date 2015/09/18
@author Cindy Williams

Converts a folder of MRSID files to TIFF files.

For use as a standalone script.
'''

import arcpy

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#
# @date 25/08/2015
# @author Cindy Williams
#
# Prints a comparison of the specified raster
# properties using arcpy and numpy.
#
# For use as a standalone script.
#

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#
# @date 25/08/2015
# @author Cindy Williams
#
# Pans and zooms each data frame in an ArcMap document 
# to the extent and scale of the data frame containing 
# the data driven pages index layer before exporting.
#
# For use as a standalone script.
#

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#
# @date 14/08/2015
# @author Cindy Williams
#
# Quickly formats the names of all the layers in a map
# document. In this example, the part of the name before
# the first full stop is removed, underscores are replaced
# spaces, a regex is used to insert spaces before capitals
# and the string is converted to proper case.
#

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#
# @date 04/08/2015
# @author Cindy Williams
#
# Creates segments along a selected line feature
# by splitting it according to a table of measures
# and saving it in a new feature class.
#
# For use as a standalone script.
#

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#
# @date 28/07/2015
# @author Cindy Williams
#
# Converts all the sheets in a spreadsheet 
# to file gdb tables and displays the XY 
# coordinates in ArcMap.
#
# Assumes the spreadsheet has been formatted
# according to GIS standards.

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import arcpy

lyr = arcpy.management.MakeFeatureLayer(r"C:\Some\Arb\Folder\work.gdb\ftr_wrp_Pipe")
field = "GIS_ID"

def getWhereQry(exp):
    return """ "{0}" IS {1} """.format(field, exp)

# Gets the previous highest GIS ID value. Set n = 0 for new feature class
n = max(int(row[0].split("-")[1]) for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(lyr, field, where_clause=getWhereQry("NOT NULL")))

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#
# @date 13/07/2015
# @author Cindy Williams
#
# Sorts a polygon feature class by descending X and ascending Y,
# to obtain the spatial order of the polys from left to right,
# top to bottom. Bypasses the Advanced licence needed to 
# do this in the Sort tool.
#
# For use in the Python window in ArcMap.

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#
# @date 13/07/2015
# @author Cindy Williams
#
# Intersects feature layers with the index layer 
# for selected data driven export to a multi-page 
# PDF with embedded layers.
#
# For use as a standalone script.
#