Python 2.7 logic causing Python 3.x toolbox to fail.

[NCT911-DLindsey]

Hey Tom,

I got the following error message when attempting to create the Esri File GDB via ArcGIS Pro:

From what I've researched, Python 3 doesn't support "iteritems" for dictionaries.

https://github.com/NENA911/NG911GISDataModel/blob/67a6aac3f91184f6c1492f8c97ea8a43f9bfa9e9/esri_geodatabase/NENA_NG911_Scripts/create_ng911_fgdb.py#L241-L247

-David L.

[tomneer]

Thanks. Thought I snuck around the differences in Python 2 and 3. Obviously not...

[jasonhorning]

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[NCT911-DLindsey]

Tom, I changed line 245 in my forked create_ng911_fgdb.py script from domain["values"].iteritems() to domain["values"].items() and so far it seems to be humming along nicely in Python 2.7 and Python 3 (at first glance). I'll deep dive it in the morning, but let me know if you see issues with that approach.

ArcMap:

Pro:

-David L.

[tomneer]

I switched out the library to use the six library. Didn't see your change until just now. Tested in both ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Desktop 10.x.

[jasonhorning]

My test in in 10.5.1 this am is working and I have an ordered list of domain values from which to choose.