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ArcPy copy structure of group layers then copy feature layers to this structure
How to update shapefile data source in multiple dataframes and mxds using lyr.replaceDataSource and Python dictionary?Arcpy to copy a layer in the ArcMap TOC, rename the copy, and paste back to TOC?Adding all feature classes of same name to mxd in ArcPy?Updating In Memory layers, saved layers, group layers and single layers?Arcpy Copy Feature Classes with Overwrite to specific feature datasetsHow can I get arcpy.TraceGeometricNetwork_management results?How to automatically run python code at the time when a mxd is saved?ArcPy - Import a directory as a hierarchy of group layers in ArcMapArcPy Solution for Copy ParallelUsing ArcPy to produce lyr files pointing at geopackage?
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I have ArcGIS project (.mxd) with group structure like shown below with some feature layers inside (which are stored in file geodatabase).
What I need is to copy group structure from "old_layers" to "new_layers" and clone feature layers preserving group structure they were before.
Structure before transformation:
Structure after transformation (layers which are in "new_layers" group should be "new", cloned based on layers from "old_layers" group:
What I achieved so far is cloning layers giving them different suffix (arcpy.Copy_management method)
Then I created new .lyr file which is a copy of "old_feature" layers so the structure of groups is preserved, then I can add new (cloned) feature layers to the .lyr file with arcpy.mapping.AddLayerToGroup method, some loops and if conditions but the last step (removing old feature layers from .lyr - arcpy.mapping.RemoveLayer) - doesnt work, so I have old and new feature layers in the same structure.
I hope you get my point.
arcgis-desktop arcpy arcmap
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I have ArcGIS project (.mxd) with group structure like shown below with some feature layers inside (which are stored in file geodatabase).
What I need is to copy group structure from "old_layers" to "new_layers" and clone feature layers preserving group structure they were before.
Structure before transformation:
Structure after transformation (layers which are in "new_layers" group should be "new", cloned based on layers from "old_layers" group:
What I achieved so far is cloning layers giving them different suffix (arcpy.Copy_management method)
Then I created new .lyr file which is a copy of "old_feature" layers so the structure of groups is preserved, then I can add new (cloned) feature layers to the .lyr file with arcpy.mapping.AddLayerToGroup method, some loops and if conditions but the last step (removing old feature layers from .lyr - arcpy.mapping.RemoveLayer) - doesnt work, so I have old and new feature layers in the same structure.
I hope you get my point.
arcgis-desktop arcpy arcmap
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Please provide your code in the body of the question.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:28
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There are two types of layers, the .lyr reside on disk, the other are in the TOC. You are manipulating both?
– klewis
Apr 2 at 15:06
add a comment |
I have ArcGIS project (.mxd) with group structure like shown below with some feature layers inside (which are stored in file geodatabase).
What I need is to copy group structure from "old_layers" to "new_layers" and clone feature layers preserving group structure they were before.
Structure before transformation:
Structure after transformation (layers which are in "new_layers" group should be "new", cloned based on layers from "old_layers" group:
What I achieved so far is cloning layers giving them different suffix (arcpy.Copy_management method)
Then I created new .lyr file which is a copy of "old_feature" layers so the structure of groups is preserved, then I can add new (cloned) feature layers to the .lyr file with arcpy.mapping.AddLayerToGroup method, some loops and if conditions but the last step (removing old feature layers from .lyr - arcpy.mapping.RemoveLayer) - doesnt work, so I have old and new feature layers in the same structure.
I hope you get my point.
arcgis-desktop arcpy arcmap
I have ArcGIS project (.mxd) with group structure like shown below with some feature layers inside (which are stored in file geodatabase).
What I need is to copy group structure from "old_layers" to "new_layers" and clone feature layers preserving group structure they were before.
Structure before transformation:
Structure after transformation (layers which are in "new_layers" group should be "new", cloned based on layers from "old_layers" group:
What I achieved so far is cloning layers giving them different suffix (arcpy.Copy_management method)
Then I created new .lyr file which is a copy of "old_feature" layers so the structure of groups is preserved, then I can add new (cloned) feature layers to the .lyr file with arcpy.mapping.AddLayerToGroup method, some loops and if conditions but the last step (removing old feature layers from .lyr - arcpy.mapping.RemoveLayer) - doesnt work, so I have old and new feature layers in the same structure.
I hope you get my point.
arcgis-desktop arcpy arcmap
arcgis-desktop arcpy arcmap
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Please provide your code in the body of the question.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:28
1
There are two types of layers, the .lyr reside on disk, the other are in the TOC. You are manipulating both?
– klewis
Apr 2 at 15:06
add a comment |
1
Please provide your code in the body of the question.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:28
1
There are two types of layers, the .lyr reside on disk, the other are in the TOC. You are manipulating both?
– klewis
Apr 2 at 15:06
1
1
Please provide your code in the body of the question.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:28
Please provide your code in the body of the question.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:28
1
1
There are two types of layers, the .lyr reside on disk, the other are in the TOC. You are manipulating both?
– klewis
Apr 2 at 15:06
There are two types of layers, the .lyr reside on disk, the other are in the TOC. You are manipulating both?
– klewis
Apr 2 at 15:06
add a comment |
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