Desktop Help 10.0 - Propiedades de la Capa de Network Analyst

Resumen

La función Describir devuelve las siguientes propiedades para las Capas de Network Analyst.

Una Capa de Network Analyst devuelve un tipo de datos de "NALayer".

La Capa de Network Analyst contiene información sobre las entradas y los parámetros utilizados en el análisis de un problema de red a través de la extensión de Network Analyst de ArcGIS.

Propiedades

Propiedad	Explicación	Tipo de datos
network (Sólo lectura)	The Network Dataset object. This object can be used to get all the properties, such as catalogPath, of the underlying network dataset used by the analysis layer.	Object
nameString (Sólo lectura)	The name of the Network Analyst layer.	String
solverName (Sólo lectura)	The Network Analsyst solver being referenced by the layer. Each layer can reference only one solver. This property returns the following keywords: Route Solver Closest Facility Solver Service Area Solver OD Cost Matrix Solver Vehicle Routing Problem Solver Location-Allocation Solver	String
impedance (Sólo lectura)	The network cost attribute used as the impedance during the analysis.	String
accumulators (Sólo lectura)	A semicolon-separated list of network cost attributes that are accumulated as part of the analysis.	String
restrictions (Sólo lectura)	A semicolon-separated list of restriction attributes that are applied for the analysis.	String
ignoreInvalidLocations (Sólo lectura)	A Boolean expression indicating the way in which the solver considers invalid network locations within the Network Analyst classes. A value of True indicates that the invalid locations are ignored by the solver. False indicates that the invalid locations are not ignored by the solver.	Boolean
uTurns (Sólo lectura)	Indicates how the U-turns at junctions that could occur during network traversal between stops are being handled by the solver. This property returns the following keywords: ALLOW_UTURNS NO_UTURNS ALLOW_DEAD_ENDS_ONLY ALLOW_DEAD_ENDS_AND_INTERSECTIONS_ONLY	String
useHierarchy (Sólo lectura)	Indicates if the Network Analyst Layer is using Hierarchy. This property returns the following keywords: USE_HIERARCHY NO_HIERARCHY	String
hierarchyAttribute (Sólo lectura)	The name of the hierarchy attribute.	String
hierarchyLevelCount (Sólo lectura)	The number of hierarchy ranges used to define the hierarchy attribute. The maximum value is 3.	Integer
maxValueForHierarchyX (Sólo lectura)	A given hierarchy attribute can have values that define the hierarchy ranges. The maximum values for each range can be obtained from maxValueForHierarchyX property, where X indicates the hierarchy level. For example, the maximum value for the first hierarchy range (used to define the primary roads) can be obtained from the property maxValueForHierarchy1. Use the hierarchyLevelCount property to determine the possible number of maxValueForHierarchy properties for a given hierarchy attribute. For example, if the hierarchyLevelCount property returns 3, then the Describe object will support MaxValueForHierarchy1 and MaxValueForHierarchy2 properties.	Integer
locatorCount (Sólo lectura)	The total number of classes that are used to search through for determining a network location.	Integer
locators (Sólo lectura)	The Network Analyst Locator object. This object can be used to obtain name, snap type, and the search query information for the classes that are used for finding network locations.	Object
findClosest (Sólo lectura)	Indicates how the network source features are searched when locating network analysis objects. This property returns the following keywords: MATCH_TO_CLOSEST PRIORITY	String
searchTolerance (Sólo lectura)	A space-separated string indicating the search tolerance and the units used when finding the network locations.	String
excludeRestrictedElements (Sólo lectura)	Indicates if the network analysis objects can be located only on traversable portions of network sources This property returns the following keywords: INCLUDE EXCLUDE	String
solverProperties (Sólo lectura)	The Network Analyst Solver object. This object can be used to determine the solver-specific properties in a Network Analyst layer.	Object
children (Sólo lectura)	Returns an enumeration object that will, in turn, hand out individual network analyst classes (such as stops and routes) as layers. Use the next and reset methods of the enumeration object to loop through the network analyst classes. This method cannot be used with the network analyst layer stored on disk as a layer file.	Object
parameterCount (Sólo lectura)	The total number of attribute parameters defined for all the network attributes of the underlying network dataset used by the Network Analyst layer.	Integer
parameters (Sólo lectura)	The Network Attribute Parameter object. This object can be used to determine the attribute parameters used for the network analysis.	Object

Ejemplo de código

Network Analyst Layer properties example

Display properties of a specified Network Analyst layer file.

# Name: NALayerProperties_ex01.py
# Description: Lists all the properties that can be derived by describing a 
#              network analysis layer.

import arcpy

#Arguments..
#in_layer is the name of the Network Analysis layer file to be described.  
in_layer = "C:/Data/Route.lyr"  

#Get the description object using Describe. 
desc = arcpy.Describe(in_layer) 

arcpy.AddMessage(" ")
arcpy.AddMessage("== Description of network analysis layer " + in_layer + " ==")
arcpy.AddMessage(" ") 

#Print general infomation.
justify = 35 
nds = desc.network 
solvername = desc.solverName 
arcpy.AddMessage("---- General information:") 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Network" , nds.catalogPath)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "SolverName" , desc.solverName)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Impedance" , desc.impedance)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Accumulators" , desc.accumulators)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Restrictions" , desc.restrictions)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Ignore invalid locations?" , 
                str(desc.ignoreInvalidLocations))) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "UTurn policy" , desc.UTurns)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Using hierarchy?" , desc.useHierarchy))
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Exclude Restricted Elements?" ,
                               desc.excludeRestrictedElements))
arcpy.AddMessage(" ") 

#A note about the dynamic properties (indicated by X in the help system)
#In order to access the dynamic properties use Python's built in getattr()
#function. In order to find out if a dynamic property is supported by the 
#describe object, use Python's built in hasattr() function. 

# Print attribute parameter information
arcpy.AddMessage(" ---- Attribute Parameter information ----") 
count = desc.parameterCount 
if count == 0: 
    arcpy.AddMessage(" ---- No Attribute Parameters defined ----") 
else: 
    parameters = desc.parameters 
    for i in range(0, count): 
        attributeName = getattr(parameters,"attributeName" + str(i)) 
        parameterName = getattr(parameters, "parameterName" + str(i)) 
        parameterValue = getattr(parameters, "parameterValue" + str(i)) 
        arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s: %s" % (justify, attributeName, 
                                           parameterName, parameterValue))   

# Print hierarchy information
if desc.useHierarchy.lower() == "use_hierarchy": 
    arcpy.AddMessage(" ---- Hierarchy information ----")
    arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Hierarchy Attribute Name",
                                   desc.hierarchyAttribute)) 
    count = desc.hierarchyLevelCount
    arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %d" % (justify, "Hierarchy Level Count" , count)) 
    
    for i in range(0, count ): 
        levelRange = "" 
        if i == 0:      
            levelUB = getattr(desc,"maxValueForHierarchy" + str(i+1))            
            levelRange = "up to %s" % levelUB 
        elif i == (count - 1): 
            prevLevelUB = getattr(desc, "maxValueForHierarchy" + str(i)) 
            levelRange = "%s and higher" % (prevLevelUB + 1)
        else: 
            prevLevelUB =  getattr(desc, "maxValueForHierarchy" + str(i)) 
            levelUB = getattr(desc,"maxValueForHierarchy" + str(i + 1)) 
            levelRange = "%s - %s" % ((prevLevelUB + 1), levelUB)
        
        arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s %d range: %s" % (justify, "level", (i + 1), 
                                                levelRange))

    arcpy.AddMessage(" ") 

# Print locator information. 
arcpy.AddMessage("---- Locator information:") 
count = desc.locatorCount 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %d" % (justify, "Count" , count)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Find Closest?" , desc.findClosest)) 
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Search Tolerance", 
                               desc.searchTolerance))
arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" % (justify, "Exclude Restricted Elements",
                               desc.excludeRestrictedElements))
locators = desc.locators 
for i in range(0, count): 
    sourceName = getattr(locators, "source" + str(i)) 
    sourceType = getattr(locators, "snapType" + str(i))
    searchQuery = getattr(locators, "searchQuery" + str(i))
    arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" %(justify, sourceName, sourceType))
    arcpy.AddMessage(" %*s: %s" %(justify, sourceName, searchQuery))

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