Yes, I believe it is possible to use both in Python scripts. XTools has some samples in your install directory (mine is an older version and is installed at C: Program Files (x86) DataEast XToolsPro 7.1 Scripts).

Here is an example (assuming you are on ArcGIS 10 and using arcpy, otherwise use the geoprocessor): arcpy.ImportToolbox('path_to XTools Pro.tbx') arcpy.XToolsPro_(args) It's been a while since I used ET Geowizards tools in a script, but here is how I'm betting that works (along the same lines as with XTools): arcpy.ImportToolbox('path_to ET GeoWizards.tbx') arcpy.ET_GP(args). I do not know about XTools, but for ET., assuming that you have registered (pro) version- otherwise you can not use it in model builder or Python. You can add toolbox from ET installation folder to your toolbox bar, open Model Builder and drag it, if you want it in Python, then you export your model from Model Builder to Python script.

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In this way your syntax is always correct. You can also check help in ET, similarly to ESRI products there are examples of code for scripting. – Feb 3 '12 at 7:09 •.

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