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- Unable to delete folder with shutil. rmtree () with ArcPy?
Unable to delete folder with shutil rmtree () with ArcPy? Ask Question Asked 9 years, 11 months ago Modified 9 years, 11 months ago
- qfieldsync - Python Error during QField Packaging - Geographic . . .
Please clarify your specific problem or provide additional details to highlight exactly what you need As it's currently written, it's hard to tell exactly what you're asking
- Using folder wildcards to copy files with Python
for f in gridShpFiles: shutil copy(f, path) Take your time to set paths (lines 2, 3, and 4), I tested the script on GNU Linux, but Windows paths are always trickier As you notice, you can avoid the wildcard; the expression if country_dir in path: does the work Finally, as @atrwork21 mentioned, you need to take all Shapefile files into account
- python - shuntil. rmtree () deleting directory gdb instead of files . . .
shutil rmtree(clearfile) I don't want the gdb deleted, just the files within as each time I run the script the last bit of code builds a new featureclass from merging other featureclasses in the scrap geodatabase created at the beginning of the script
- arcgis online - How can I use python to zip a file geodatabase and add . . .
However, it appears that when I use shutil make_archive to create the compressed fgdb file, something is going wrong Here is the code snippet that creates the fgdb, and then archives it -
- qgis - Delete files that were used in python code - Geographic . . .
wrfile write('import shutil\n') wrfile write('shutil rmtree("'+workspaceToDelete+'")') Delete() This will create a new python file that will delete this specific folder 2) In the batch file, you have both your usual file and the name of the new one that is going to delete the folder The batch file ends up as follows: python3 D
- Deleting ArcGIS Project created using ArcGIS Pro?
1 If you need to do this in code, use shutil rmtree File management is the file manager standard library's job
- Using shutil. copyfile () to copy shapefiles from one folder to another . . .
Using shutil copyfile () to copy shapefiles from one folder to another using a text list [closed] Ask Question Asked 4 years, 10 months ago Modified 4 years, 10 months ago
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