hi

[loven...@gmail.com]

i wann make extension which is related to
Arcgis ................................... but i have some problem how
can i manage python script in my extension. but i have less knwledge
in python programming?????????????????????????

[AGP]

Extensions can not be written in python since its a scripting language and
you cant compile it to a DLL.
Install the DevKit and look in the examples and the ArcGIS Developer help.

AGP

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[Klaas Dijkstra]

I don't know what you want to do exactly, but there is a way to
compile Python into executables with Py2exe. Try www.py2exe.org

Ch

Klaas

On Apr 20, 6:48 pm, "AGP" <sindizzy....@softhome.net> wrote:
> Extensions can not be written in python since its a scripting language and
> you cant compile it to a DLL.
> Install the DevKit and look in the examples and the ArcGIS Developer help.
>
> AGP
>

> <lovenros...@gmail.com> wrote in message

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> news:dff9d4ee-ebfc-4c4f...@x3g2000yqa.googlegroups.com...
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> >i wann make extension which is related to
> > Arcgis ................................... but i have some problem how
> > can i manage python script in my extension. but i have less knwledge

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[Geobird]

Of course extensions can be written. Once you have a concept of arc
objects
and geoprocessing . You can just write scripts which takes input of
bunch of
features classes shapefiles , performs your operations in a
predefined way ,
here you supply the necessary constraints . For example if you are
performing
a buffering operation you may create field that allows to define
the buffer extent.
You bundle one or one actions to be performed with your data and
then provide
an output data .
If you are thinking of getting started just refer to
documentation PDF files in
your installed arcGIS folder.

Best of luck ,

Regards ,
Geobird