Getting name of raster in point shp.file Attribute Table using ArcPy? AttributeError: 'unicode' object has no attribute 'contains'

Question

I am trying to get name of raster for corresponding point if point belongs to raster and fill column "name" in points Attribute Table:

but no names in Attribute Table column "name" of point's shp. file What can be a problem?

I am getting error

File "", line 22, in if iR.contains(pnt[0]):

AttributeError: 'unicode' object has no attribute 'contains'

env.workspace = r"C:\Users1円_fire_dNBR" # folder with set of rasters 
inputPoints = r"C:\Users\select3.shp" 
# List of rasters in specific folder
RExtents = [arcpy.Describe(R).extent for R in arcpy.ListRasters()]
#Names:
#RNames = [arcpy.Describe(R).name[:-9]]
RNames = [arcpy.Describe(R).name[:-10] for R in arcpy.ListRasters()] # extract names of rasters
print RNames
with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(inputPoints, ["SHAPE@","name"]) as iCur:
 for pnt in iCur:
 counter = 0
 for iR in RNames: 
 if iR.contains(pnt[0]):
 print iR
 i.value.append(RNames[counter])
 iCur.updateRow["name"] 
 counter =+ 1 

Answer 1

This line:

for pnt in sCur:

should be:

for pnt in iCur:

Also you do not need this "del iCur" at the end of your script as you are creating iCur within a with statement which deals with the release of the cursor.

• Adams: Thank you. but Now i am getting "AttributeError: 'unicode' object has no attribute 'contains'" in line if iR.contains(pnt[0]): How to go away from this? ".

Answer 2

Python string objects do not have a contains method. The correct syntax is

if pnt[0] in iR:

This will be a case-sensitive search. For case-insensitive search, use pnt[0].lower() and iR.lower() (or upper() if you prefer).