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As I promised: here is a tutorial on creating stand-alone app that is very similar to your description (scroll page to the bottom to see the result). Unfortunately it is in Russian, but I suppose google-translate will provide some help.
Also you may find some inspiration here (GeoApt spatial data browser based on QGIS).
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The double click is unfortunately not tied to a command, but is handled internally by the TOC contents view which displays a dialog with all property pages applicable to the active selected item. The same is done when selecting Properties.. in the context menu. There is no double click event readily available which you could subscribe to and stop its ...
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You can't deploy this without access to the GAC libraries, which are installed as part of ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Server for .NET; there is no way of deploying an ArcObjects toolkit without first installing the above.
We deployed it with all it's library files contained in the deployment. This worked, but was completely at odds with ESRI licensing.
So in ...
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You either go to the SortCut Apps folder or to the project folder itself and simply delete the lnk file. You can also delete the .ico if you like.
To add/remove other elements on the ArcPadtoday screen you can edit the XML file, in case you don't want the ArcPad default button on it.
Cheers,
Gareth
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There are preset shortcuts, but I don't now how to change them. For Zoom To Selected Feature, the hotkey is [CTRL] + [SHIFT] + [=]
Read the ArcGIS Help @ Keyboard shortcuts for working with tables, for other keyboard shortcuts.
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If you work in .NET, you could take advantage of its mechanism of assembly loading.
In a nutshell, an assembly is typically loaded into memory when one if its types is first accessed. A type is first accessed when a method which contains a reference to that type begins to execute.
This means that you can have your assembly reference the ...
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You can remove them from ArcCatalog but I'm not sure about ArcMap. Under preferences, go to general and uncheck "Database Connections." Check this help page out too: Using ArcCatalog options
Edit: 9.3/9.3.1 documentation: ArcCatalog: The Options dialog box
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You will need the QGIS libraries, along with Qt and PyQt. You didn't mention what OS you are deploying for, but take a look at bb-freeze (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/bbfreeze/) and py2app (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/py2app/) for a way to bundle up the needed dependencies.
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With ArcGIS 10.0, VBA is no longer officially supported. You can request a VBA license for 10.0 and 10.1, but ESRI is strongly pushing people to Arcpy and C#. Older documents will still function for backwards compatibility, but if you want to create new VBA, you'll need to get a VBA license from ESRI and install an extension.
See ESRI's blog post about it ...
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There is no simple way to do what you want using current application preferences, but it can readily be done with a background plugin that loads at launch.
Plugin Directory Structure
CustomToolbar
__init__.py
customtoolbar.py
icon.png
metadata.txt
Contents of Files
customtoolbar.py - this is the main plugin Python class that creates the custom ...
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This article shows how to do this in VBA (which you should be aware was removed at 10.1 and requires authorization at 10.0):
Private Sub UIButtonControl1_Click()
'Ensure that there are references set to the
'ESRI GeoprocessingUI Object Library and the
'ESRI Geoprocessing Object Library.
'Go to Tools > References to do this
Dim pUID As New UID
pUID = ...
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If you are making a java webabb, why not use OpenLayers (a Javascript mapping api) for displaying markers)? Or am I missing something here?
I guess you could in some way generate a GeoJSON of your data, en follow some of the examples on OpenLayers Vector Layers?
Here is one such example (well, generating data on the fly): ...
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You can double click a record to zoom to
or you can
Use AutoHotKey to write a small script
for example:
`::^+=
pressing the "`" key would give you [CTRL] + [SHIFT] + [=] For Zoom To Selected Feature
`::^p
pressing the "`" key would give you [CTRL] + [p] For Pan To Selected Feature
What I commonly use:
This script is Content Aware so that the ...
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I thought you might be able to add another button that runs the Zoom To Selection function, and give the button a keyboard shortcut like &Zoom in the name. But it doesn't look like you can add buttons to the table view toolbar (never knew that).
However, if you double-click on the selection button (grey box on the left) of a row, it zooms to that ...
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What you are asking could easily be accomplished interactively (manually) by first selecting the desired point feature in layer A, doing a Select by Location to select the features of layers B and C that intersect the selected feature in layer A using a buffer ("search distance" on the Select by Location dialog) of r meters, and then deleting all of the ...
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I'm not sure if you are programming in ArcMap VBA or Visual Studio?
In VBA you could create a UITool on mouse down event which searches for, I'm assuming a certain layer or project area layer that is selected or not. You could assign the selction count to a function then define your button's enable or disable state according if the function returns 0 or ...
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I think this could be done with an Editor Extension. When IEditEvents.OnSketchFinished fires, depending on what the currenttask is modify the sketch by adding parallel segments etc.
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