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How to set Coordinate Columns (longitude, latitude) in an ironpython script


Taylor Rumsey

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I'm making a script using IronPython to automate the configuring of a MapChart's properties. I've managed to set the positioning method to longitude latitude, now I need to assign the longitude(X-column)/latitude(Y-column) to columns in my dataset. Ive been digging through the API documentation but can't find a solution. I've attached my current code below.

 

from Spotfire.Dxp.Application.Visuals import *

from Spotfire.Dxp.Application.Visuals.Maps import *

 

#v1 is defined in Script Parameters

map = v1.As[MapChart]()

#setting scales to be the die size

map.Transform = map.Transform.FromScales(12.7,15.8)

#turning off coordinate system on main chart

map.Projection = Projection.None

#looping through lyrs in V1's "Page > Map"

for lyr in map.Layers:

if (lyr.Title == "Map Layer"):

lyr.Enabled = False

if (lyr.Title != "Map Layer"):

#turning off coordinate system by layer

lyr.Projection = Projection.None

#setting positioning method to Coordinate Columns (longitudelatitude)

markerLayer = lyr.As[MarkerLayerVisualization]()

markerLayer.PositioningMethod = PositioningMethod.LongitudeLatitude

#Setting markerClass to tiled markers

markerLayer.MarkerClass = MarkerClass.Tile

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