Hello,
Is there a way to define "functions" or "sub" or something similar, that I could call from python scripts (actions) ?
Regards,
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defining functions I can call from python scripts
defining functions I can call from python scripts
miljbee
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Re: defining functions I can call from python scripts
Of course it is possible.
Look at the example:Python script contains this code:Pako
Look at the example:Python script contains this code:
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def TestFunction(txt):
print txt
eg.globals.testFunction = TestFunctionRe: defining functions I can call from python scripts
great !
Thank you very much !
Thank you very much !
miljbee
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