Error when running the Test Compatibility Tool

[fridau...@gmail.com]

Hello,


I'm trying to run the tool "Test model compatibility" with the data in SoundMappingTools_v4_4\testing. It does not work and I get the following error messages. 

Running script Test model compatibility...

Failed script Test model compatibility...

 Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "C:\smt\toolbox\scripts\B_Validation.py", line 103, in <module>

    import validationhlpr as vh

  File "C:\smt\toolbox\scripts\validationhlpr.py", line 152

    print "WARNING: There is a bug in ArcGIS 10.5 that causes an error in SPreAD-GIS when using the old algorithms."

                                                                                                                   ^

SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print("WARNING: There is a bug in ArcGIS 10.5 that causes an error in SPreAD-GIS when using the old algorithms.")?

 Failed to execute (validation2).

How do I go around these issues?

I use ArcGIS Pro 2.3.2.

Thanks in advance

Frida  

[Douglas Long]

Many folks had issues running the test model, just run with your own data. You might be the first person to try running it with PRO. Good luck, I hope it works on PRO. Keep us posted

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[fridau...@gmail.com]

Hi Douglas, 

Thanks for the fast respond! I'll keep you posted on how it goes :) 

So, I run the tool this morning with my own test data. The script failed and gave me these messages:

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Cheers,
Frida
 

[Douglas Long]

What country are you located in? Ahhh I forgot that ArcGIS Pro is python 3 :(

I think you could run spread with Python 3. But you would probably have to do some modifications, like wrapping all the print statements with parentheses and such. Also you might have some issues with the python modules.

I would suggest installing arcgis 10.* (example 10.5). Therefore you can run as is. If your really stuck, I can run the model for you.

Cheers,

Doug

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[fridau...@gmail.com]

since it seemed to be a syntax error in the script, I simply added the parantheses, then instead received these messages 

[Douglas Long]

I guess I’m python 3 you have to specifically say while row2 is not None. Instead of <> None.

This might take awhile to work with python3 and how to validate it in python3.

I would highly suggest just installing an older version of ArcGIS. (Only takes 30 mins to install) and running spread with that.

On Thu, Jul 11, 2019 at 1:10 AM <fridau...@gmail.com> wrote:

since it seemed to be a syntax error in the script, I simply added the parantheses, then instead received these messages 

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[fridau...@gmail.com]

I missed your respons! Anyway, I just realized the Python versions :) So I'm trying ArcMap now (which has the Python version 2.7, instead of ArcGIS Pro's 3), if it does not work, I'll see if I can get an earlier version of ArcMap.... it is a bit annoying where  I work, because we are not admins and cannot install anything without permission and stuff. 


I will follow your advices and see if it works better! 
I'm in Sweden. I also realized that all data should be in UTM! So will change that too. 

Frida 

[Lillviking]

Okay, so I run it in ArcMap 10.7... and I guess the version of ArcMap is really a problem. I get error messages there too. 

If you would have time to run the model for me that would be great :) (my study area is really small, since it is just a test before using larger amount of data). 

meanwhile I will see if it is possible to get the ArcMap 10.5 version at work somehow... 

thanks,
Frida

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[Lillviking]

Hi again,

found an old computer at work with ArcMap 10.5 (!). I tried running it, and again errors. 

 :( I'm now using ArcMap 10.5 and it should have Python 2.7. Seems to be some issue related to numpy? 
Would be nice with a successful run. 

Cheers,
Frida 

[Douglas Long]

No worries. That last error you got is just saying your are not licensed for spatial analyst. You need to enable that in arcmap. 

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[Laura Molles]

Hi, Everyone-

I am interested in using Sound Mapping Tools but only have access to ArcGIS Pro with Spatial Analyst. I also have 10.2 available but without the Spatial Analyst toolbox so am stuck on that front as well.

I found this thread relating to the testing error that comes up in ArcGIS Pro, but with the thread being 2 years old I wanted to see if anyone has developed a Python3 version since then?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Cheers,

Laura