I see Bob Gailer has responded to your message while I was still trying
to make sense of it. His "guesses" are probably right on.
I have no knowledge of arcpy, so I can't directly answer your query.
But I may be able to help you formulate a question that will solicit
some answers.
On 03/03/2012 11:21 PM, Carie Pigeon wrote:
I have an assignment to create a polyline feature class of rhino
tracks from a csv file. I am getting an error that says "unbound
method add() must be called with Array instance as first argument (got
type instance)". this is for line 104, the line I underlined and put
in bold below in my code. What does this mean? If there are other
obvious code issues, please feel free to comment. I am unsure if my
code is correct. Thank you for your time!
Cheers,
Carie
<SNIP>
coordArray.add(coord)
There's no underline or bold here; this mailing list is a text based
one, and attributes are dropped for most of us.
If you want to tag a particular line, use a comment in the code, or put
a row of dashes after it, or something.
If you import a non-standard library, then give a web link so that
interested people could actually look it up. In addition, tell the
version that you're using.
Similarly, you need to supply the python version, and probably the OS
environment Windows 94, Atari 4.3, ...)
When giving error messages, supply the whole stacktrace, not just the
abbreviated error. The stacktrace would have shown the line that
actually triggered the error. And in more complex code, it also would
have shown the functions that called the one that had the error.
As you surmise, there seem to be a number of problems with the code.
But judicious use of print statements could have probably given you a
lot of clues as to what was wrong.
--
DaveA
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