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Python + FME Objects : print log in the cmd
If I understand correctly, you want to print the FME log file to the python console when you run your code to launch FME. … One way to do this is to read the log file after it has been written and print to the console. …
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Calculating the log(10) of a field in ArcMap using the field calculator
In the field calculator, set your parser to python.
Then you can use the math.log10 function.
Here, I'm updating a field called Log10Num with the log10 of a field called Number.
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