Stoyan Shopov sshopov

## arcpy_attribute_based_etl.py
import sys
import os
import copy

import arcpy

def get_field_values(fc, field, where=""):
    '''
    @return: A list of the values for the given field in the given feature class
        with the given optional where clause applied.

## ini_to_dict.py
dict((section, dict(cfg_parser.items(section))) for section in cfg_parser.sections())

## clip_and_zip.py
'''
1. Open ArcMap and add the desired feature dataset to it.
2. Zoom to the extent that you want to export.
3. Open the Python prompt.
4. Paste the code below into it and hit Enter.
5. Go to where out_fgdb points to, then copy the export_fgdb.gdb.zip file and send it out.
'''

import shutil
import os

## leaflet_add_locate_me_button.js
$('.leaflet-control-zoom-in').after('<a onclick="map.locate({setView:true, zoomLevel:18})" href="#"><i class="fa fa-male"></i></a>');

## arcpy_list_toolbox_tools.py
import re
import arcpy

for toolbox in arcpy.ListToolboxes():
    wildcard = re.search(r"\((\w+)\)", toolbox).group(1)
    for tool in arcpy.ListTools("*_%s"%wildcard):
        print toolbox, tool, arcpy.Usage(tool)
	import sys
	import os
	import copy

	import arcpy

	def get_field_values(fc, field, where=""):
	'''
	@return: A list of the values for the given field in the given feature class
	with the given optional where clause applied.
	'''
	1. Open ArcMap and add the desired feature dataset to it.
	2. Zoom to the extent that you want to export.
	3. Open the Python prompt.
	4. Paste the code below into it and hit Enter.
	5. Go to where out_fgdb points to, then copy the export_fgdb.gdb.zip file and send it out.
	'''

	import shutil
	import os
	import re
	import arcpy

	for toolbox in arcpy.ListToolboxes():
	wildcard = re.search(r"\((\w+)\)", toolbox).group(1)
	for tool in arcpy.ListTools("*_%s"%wildcard):
	print toolbox, tool, arcpy.Usage(tool)