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"""
    First, this was written back when I wrote Python a bit more like C - I know it needs some work! But for setting delimiters,
    you can do the following:
    
    my_dataset = data_file(r"path_to_data")
    my_dataset.delim_open  # gives you the opening delimeter
    my_dataset.delim_close  # gives you the closing delimeter
"""

import logging

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"""
  Allows you to pass in a list of environments to get the values of, then pass it back in to reset.
  
  Usage:
  original_envs = store_environments(["workspace","mask"])  # gives back a dict with current environment values for workspace and mask
  arcpy.env.workspace = my_workspace
  arcpy.env.mask = my_raster
  
  # some more code here to do some work with those environments
  

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def copy_field_attributes_to_new_field(source_table, current_field, target_table, target_field):
	"""
		Copies the attributes of a field (data type, precision, scale, length, isNullable, required, domain) to a new field on a new table.
		Correctly maps data types pulled from Describe tool to data types needed for field creation.
	:param source_table: The table containing the existing field
	:param current_field: The field to copy attributes from
	:param target_table: The field to create the new field on
	:param target_field: The name of the new field to create with the attributes from current_field
	:return:
	"""

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def permanent_join(target_table, target_attribute, source_table, source_attribute, attribute_to_attach, rename_attribute=None):
	"""
	Provides a way to permanently attach a field to another table, as in a one to one join, but without performing a
	join then exporting a new dataset. Operates in place by creating a new field on the existing dataset.

	Or, in other words, Attaches a field to a dataset in place in ArcGIS - instead of the alternative of doing an
	actual join and then saving out a new dataset. Only works as a one to one join.

	:param target_table: the table to attach the joined attribute to
	:param target_attribute: the attribute in the table to base the join on

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Author: Fraser McCrossan
Tested on G9, should work on most cameras.
Modified by Nick Santos for use in synchronizing two cameras.

Designed for A495 and adapted from previous code - Works so long as the interval time is set to a number that divides evenly into 60 and that is longer than the time it. Creative Commons Attribution licensed - please cite both authors above.

An accurate intervalometer script, with pre-focus and screen power off options.

Features: