Synthèse
The StyleItem object provides access to properties and methods for styling elements.
Discussion
The symbols you use to display features or graphic elements in a map or layout are stored in style files (.stylx). You use the Catalog ribbon associated with the Catalog view to create, view, and modify styles and their contents. A system style is organized into unique names such as ArcGIS 2D, ArcGIS 3D, and so on, as well as a personal style named Favorites. A style contains style items that are organized by styleClass values, for example, point symbol, legend, and scale bar. A custom style value is a .stylx file that has a folder path and a file name ending in .stylx. Custom styles must be loaded and saved with a project. They are referenced by passing in their full path and file name, not just their name as with system styles.
The StyleItem class allows you to create elements in a layout and in a graphics layer in a map. To reference an existing style item, use the listSytleItems method on the ArcGISProject class and specify the appropriate style_class value for the type of element you're creating. A wildcard value can be used to refine the search. You can further refine the search by testing the values of the category and tags properties. The following methods accept a styleItem value as a parameter:
- The createMapSurround and createTableFrameElement methods on the Layout class.
- The createGraphicElement, createPredefinedGraphicElement, and createTextElement methods on the ArcGISProject class.
Remarque :
Styles must be present in a project in order to use the individual style items when creating a new layout element, for example. The updateStyles method on the ArcGISProject object allows you to add styles to a project. Refer to the samples below for ensuring the styles are present in the project.
Propriétés
Propriété | Explication | Type de données |
category (Lecture seule) | Returns a string that represents the category of the item. If a value does not exist, it will return an empty string. | String |
name (Lecture seule) | Returns a string that represents the name of the item the way it appears in the Symbol gallery or in the Catalog View. | String |
style (Lecture seule) | Returns a string that represents either a system style name such as ArcGIS 2D, a personal style such as Favorites, or a custom .stylx file. Remarque :Styles must already be added to the project before they can be referenced using listStyleItems. To reference a custom .stylx file, use the name that appears in the application. This can be viewed using the Catalog Pane. | String |
style_class (Lecture seule) | Returns a string that represents the style class of the item the way it appears in the Catalog View. Currently supported classes are:
| String |
tags (Lecture seule) | Returns a string that represents the tags associated with the item. If a value does not exist, it will return an empty string. | String |
Exemple de code
The following script demonstrates using the listStyleItems method in a number of ways.
p = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject('current')
#Print the point symbol names for all arrow related items in ArcGIS 2D
for styleItem in p.listStyleItems('ArcGIS 2D', 'POINT', 'Arrow*'):
print(f'StyleItem Name: {styleItem.name}')
#Print polygon symbol names for ArcGIS 2D items from a catagory called shapes
for styleItem in p.listStyleItems('ArcGIS 2D', 'POLYGON'):
if styleItem.category == 'Shapes':
print(f'StyleItem Name: {styleItem.name}')
#Print all symbol names for a few style classes in a custom style belonging to a category
for styleClass in ['Point', 'Line', 'Polygon']:
print(f'Style Class:{styleClass}\n')
customStylePath = r'C:\Projects\MyOwnStyleFile.stylx'
for styleItem in p.listStyleItems(customStylePath, styleClass):
if styleItem.category == 'Capitol Forest':
print(f' StyleItem Name: {styleItem.name}')
print('\n')
The following script creates a layout, map, map frame, and three map surrounds using the system ArcGIS 2D style, the system Favorites style and a custom style file.
def MakeRec_LL(llx, lly, w, h):
xyRecList = [[llx, lly], [llx, lly+h], [llx+w,lly+h], [llx+w,lly], [llx,lly]]
array = arcpy.Array([arcpy.Point(*coords) for coords in xyRecList])
rec = arcpy.Polygon(array)
return rec
p = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject('current')
#Create a layout, map and mapframe
m = p.createMap('New Map', 'Map')
lyt = p.createLayout(8.5, 11, 'INCH', 'New Layout')
mf = lyt.createMapFrame(MakeRec_LL(0.5,5.5,7.5,5), m, "New Map Frame")
lyt.openView()
#Create scale bar using the system 'ArcGIS 2D' style
sbName = 'Double Alternating Scale Bar 1 Metric'
sbStyItm = p.listStyleItems('ArcGIS 2D', 'SCALE_BAR', sbName)[0]
sbEnv = MakeRec_LL(0.5, 5.5, 2.5, 0.5)
sb = lyt.createMapSurroundElement(sbEnv, 'Scale_bar', mf, sbStyItm)
#Create north arrow using the system 'Favorites' style
naStyItem = p.listStyleItems('Favorites', 'North_Arrow', 'Compass North 1')[0]
lyt.createMapSurroundElement(arcpy.Point(7,7), 'North_Arrow', mf, naStyItem)
#Create a legend using a custom stylx file
customStylePath = r'C:\Projects\MyOwnStyleFile.stylx'
styleItemList = p.styles
if not customStylePath in styleItemList:
styleItemList.append(customStylePath)
p.updateStyles(styleItemList)
legStyItm = p.listStyleItems(customStylePath, 'LEGEND', 'Legend 2')[0]
lyt.createMapSurroundElement(arcpy.Point(0.5, 5), 'Legend', mf, legStyItm)
The following script uses the applyStyleItem method to apply a style item to existing layout elements using the system ArcGIS 2D style, the system Favorites style and a custom style file.
p = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject('current')
lyt = p.listLayouts('New Layout')[0]
#Modify the scale bar using the system 'ArcGIS 2D' style
sbName = 'Alternating Scale Bar 1 Metric'
sbStyItm = p.listStyleItems('ArcGIS 2D', 'SCALE_BAR', sbName)[0]
sb = lyt.listElements('MAPSURROUND_ELEMENT', 'Scale Bar')[0]
sb.applyStyleItem(sbStyItm)
#Modify the north arrow using the system 'Favorites' style
naStyItem = p.listStyleItems('Favorites', 'North_Arrow', 'ArcGIS North 10')[0]
na = lyt.listElements('MAPSURROUND_ELEMENT', 'North Arrow')[0]
na.applyStyleItem(naStyItem)
#Modify a legend using a custom stylx file but make sure it is added to the project first
customStylePath = r'C:\Projects\MyOwnStyleFile.stylx'
styleItemList = p.styles
if not customStylePath in styleItemList:
styleItemList.append(customStylePath)
p.updateStyles(styleItemList)
legStyItm = p.listStyleItems(customStylePath, 'LEGEND', 'Legend 1')[0]
leg = lyt.listElements('LEGEND_ELEMENT', 'Legend')[0]
leg.applyStyleItem(legStyItm)
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