Remove Override (Cartography)
Summary
Removes geometry and/or property representation overrides from features participating in a feature class representation.
Usage
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Features will not be deleted, just representation overrides.
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The Remove Option parameter specifies which type of representation override will be removed.
- Removing geometry overrides reassociates a feature with the geometry stored in its Shape field. The alternate representation geometry will be deleted. Geometry overrides are sometimes called shape overrides.
- Removing property overrides removes all feature-specific property overrides and reverts the feature back to following the native representation rule.
Syntax
RemoveOverride_cartography (in_features, representation, {remove_option})
Parameter | Explanation | Data Type |
in_features |
The input feature layer containing at least one representation. | Feature Layer |
representation |
The representation from which representation overrides will be removed. | String |
remove_option (Optional) |
Specifies which types of overrides will be removed.
| String |
Code Sample
RemoveOverride tool Example (Python Window)
The following Python window script demonstrates how to use the RemoveOverride tool in immediate mode.
import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = "C:/data" arcpy.RemoveOverride_cartography("footprints.lyr", "footprints_Rep", "BOTH")
RemoveOverride tool Example (stand-alone Python script)
This stand-alone script shows an example of using the RemoveOverride tool.
# Name: RemoveOverride_standalone_script.py # Description: Removes geometry and/or property representation overrides from features participating in a feature class representation. # Import system modules import arcpy from arcpy import env # Set environment settings env.workspace = "C:/data" # Set local variables in_features = "footprints.lyr" representation = "footprints_Rep" remove_option = "BOTH" # Execute Remove Override arcpy.RemoveOverride_cartography(in_features, representation, remove_option)
Environments
This tool does not use any geoprocessing environments
Related Topics
Licensing Information
ArcView: No
ArcEditor: Yes
ArcInfo: Yes
11/11/2011