If you were experienced in FME and had very basic python knowledge, what sorts of things would you like to see in a hands-on 'Using Python in FME' workshop?
I'm particularly looking for suggestions for practical exercises.
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Hi @jdh
This is a interesting Topic: FME and Python.
My opinion:
- What is the language Python
- Python Compatibility version in FME
- Scripting Option - Startup and Shutdown Python Script ( some examples: check the conexion on Reader Database ( startup ) --- extract some informations from Log File ( shutdown ) )
- Working with transformer PythonCreator and PythonCaller
- Simple workspace to extract attributes from shape file
- Working with a list attributes
- Demonstrate the inside script Python from a custom transformer PythonEmailer
- Advanced: Working with Raster Libraries GDAL
Well, these are my opinion the Topics. I believe the others users can be help to bettter these topics
Thanks,
Danilo
I tend to use Visual Studio Code to write my python scripts in for testing purposes and then migrate to FME, as the Python editor in FME lacks a lot of the options I have in other editors like VS code with the multiple extensions. I would like to see other workflow examples that others use as I don't really enjoy writing Python code in FME personally.