-On [20080107 09:51], Hita Vora ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>I have a dataset which has about 3000 subjects in it. I take each subject
>and perform 3 to 4 geoprocessing tasks on it. Currently I have a model where
>I manually feed in each subject's ID and then the rest of the process is
>automated. I would like to automate the process such that it would
>automatically select another subject after the process has been completed on
>a specfic subject. ie to repeat the same process on each of the IDs.
Well, hopefully I understood you correctly, but if we assume that the dataset
is a simple list you can iterate over it as thus:
for subject in dataset:
do_geoprocessing(subject)
Dictionaries and other datatypes have similar means to construct an iterator.
Is this a bit what you want to achieve?
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