Is there any way to increase the activation speed of a ring of invisibility to be anything but a standard action?
If not, is there anything that can apply a short burst of invisibility as a move or swift action?
Tag: quicker
Why does running the “find” command a second time complete quicker than the first time?
When I run time find ~ the first time, meaning the first time I run find in a session, it takes longer than than when run a second time. Why is that?
First run:
real 0m12.410s user 0m0.424s sys 0m1.287s Second run:
real 0m0.988s user 0m0.214s sys 0m0.405s make arcpy script quicker
The script below is used to update a shp which is missing values from another .shp using a spatial reference. It’s taking about 19 minutes to run through ~53,000 rows. Any ideas on how I can make it quicker?
enter code here import arc module and datetime import arcpy, datetime
# Get start time start = datetime.datetime.now() #Create an error class class NoExist(Exception): pass #Get Dataset locations (need to turn this into a toolbox) dataSetFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) propertyDataset = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) suburbsDataset = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2) #Test locations exist try: if not arcpy.Exists(dataSetFolder): raise NoExist elif not arcpy.Exists(propertyDataset): raise NoExist elif not arcpy.Exists(suburbsDataset): raise NoExist arcpy.env.workspace = dataSetFolder # if data doesnt exist display error message except NoExist: print "No data available" arcpy.AddMessage("No data available") # construct variable list fc_p = propertyDataset fc_s = suburbsDataset fields = arcpy.ListFields(fc_p) LOCALITYList = [] # build query (blank string) and assign fields to variables query = '"LOCALITY" = \'\'' field_p = ['FID','LOCALITY'] field_s = ['FID', 'ADMINAREA'] # Make feature layers of each of the files arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc_s,'suburbs_lyr') arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc_p,'properties_lyr') # use update cursor to identify properties without associated locality with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor('properties_lyr', field_p,query) as Urows: for Urow in Urows: # second query for FID while using cursor through rows query2 = '"FID" = ' + str(Urow[0]) # make a temp layer with the results and then select properties which are contained in suburbs layer arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc_p,'Temp_properties_lyr', query2) arcpy.SelectLayerByLocation_management('suburbs_lyr', "CONTAINS", 'Temp_properties_lyr') # Search cursor to scroll through suburbs for Srow in arcpy.da.SearchCursor('suburbs_lyr',field_s): #variable to record result of ADMINAREA in search cursor Suburb = Srow[1] # set value of temp properties layer LOCALITY to Suburbs ADMINAREA Urow[1] = Suburb print Urow # continue through rows Urows.updateRow(Urow) # place reults into list LOCALITYList.append(Suburb) # delete temp properties layer arcpy.Delete_management('Temp_properties_lyr') #Delete cursors del Urows 