# There is also a statusbar that you can add. # It stores the name and bot and pack number of each downloaded file to avoid redownloading, and incorporates automated (and sane default) timeouts to avoid flooding bots (and getting ignored/muted/kicked/banned). # The script will go through each bot simultaneously, and download any packs it finds that matches. # eg., If the release of Boku no Pico you want to download uses a naming scheme such that episode 1 is 'Boku no Pico - ep01 (1080p HEVC).mkv', then your search term should be 'Boku no Pico - ep# (1080p HEVC).mkv' # For searching for episodes, a search term should use '#' as a placeholder for the episode number.

# long description: You add a bunch of xdcc bots and search terms using the provided functionality, or by adding lines to the searches.txt and bots.txt files What I need now is to know how to get a layer name when I simply select one polygone from some layer.# xdcc autoget, to automate searching and downloading xdcc packs from xdcc bots based on chosen search strings Now I'm trying to edit this tool to work as add-in with button.

This tool can also work with only selected features and I already tested it by replacing all the input with a strict line layer = 'building' and adding this layer to TOC. This works good when I execute this tool from toolbox for all the layer contents.

When tool works from toolbox it have an input parameter layer which is further converted to path: layer = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) How to get a layer name of current selected feature? For example I have 10 layers in the current mxd, edit session started for 5 of them and I need the one which feature is selected from. Now I need to deal with single selected feature from unknown layer. The tool itself works properly when I give it an input line of layer name (or just drag layer from table of contents to script window). I'm working on Python add-in that changes geometry of an object (polygon orthogonalization).

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