List of Useful Developer Samples

Last week I was in Palm Desert at the annual EGUG conference. While sitting in on a presentation I noticed that for a lot of the questions being asked, users were being directed to developer samples found online. I realized that while these samples are readily available, it was clear that not everyone knew about them or where to get them.

 So I talked to Larry Young, who had moderated the session, and he put together the following list of developer samples that could prove helpful:

• One to many labels – label features based on attributes in a one to many relationship (i.e., multiple stacked labels per feature)
• Valence display – customer renderer to display the number of edges connected to a junction
• Batch snapping – snaps all selected features based on the current snapping environment
• Jumper extension – automatically creates a half circle in a line feature when it crosses another line feature in the same class
• Rotate symbol – rotates a point feature symbol based on the orientation of the line the symbol is snapped to
• Delete junctions with edge – deletes orphan junctions that are not connected to anything when an edge feature is deleted
• Merge network features – merges selected edge features
• Domain sort – sorts the current domain
• Manage versions – gives tree/hierarchal view of versions
• Next upstream device trace task – custom trace task to find next upstream junction from a specified class
• Find domain references – find places where a domain is currently being used
• Trace results window – allows results from multiple traces to be stored, displayed, and converted to a selection set
• Loop Construct – sketch tool used to construct a loop around a broken pipe segment
• Flow by digitized direction – sets the flow direction of a geometric network based on digitized direction of edge features
• Flow direction tool – sets the flow direction of individual network elements
• Geodatabase designer – arccatalog toolset for export/import gdb schema.  Includes capabilities to copy domains, etc.