Hi,
Thank you Alexander, your solution seems to work!
Best, Maarten
Hi,
yes, the quotes are indeed tricky... The challenge is to provide the
correct mix of escaped and un-escaped single and double quotes to Python
/ ArcGIS as in this Python example:
gp.select_analysis("nfroads.shp", "pave
Andrew, thanks for your reply!
I tried exactly your command, but still the resulting rpygeo.py file
contains the following line:
gp.select_analysis( "nfroads.shp", "paved.shp", "\"ROAD_CLASS\" = 'PAVED' "
)
So the \"ROAD_CLASS\" = 'PAVED' is still surrounded by double quotes ("). I
have tried ma
ROAD_CLASS" = 'PAVED' is surrounded by "
(double quotation marks). The code would work fine if "ROAD_CLASS" = 'PAVED'
would be surrounded by ' (single quotation mark). I have tried this by
manually editing the rpygeo.py file.
My question is if anyone
