When I call the function convert I wrote, I get the error "PythonNameError: global name 'convert' is not not defined"
How did you define "convert" in your Python code?
Also, have you looked at the PythonCaller documentation?
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Additional Python libraries needs to be installed in your FME instances, typically under (FME_HOME)/python/python27 (for old Python). Each library needs to include the standard "__init__.py" file to be recognized, afaik.
Have a look at the standard libraries installed.
If it's for a custom transformer, a companion PY file stored side-by-side will also do the trick.
david_r wrote:
How did you define "convert" in your Python code?
Also, have you looked at the PythonCaller documentation?
a simple function
def convert():
FMELogFile().logMessageString('ddd')
This function is defined in the class FeatureProcessor(object) and is called inside the close() function.
You need to make it a class method, since you're using it as part of an object (class instance). For example, inside the FeatureProcessor definition:
def convert(self):
FMELogFile().logMessageString('ddd')
Notice the "self" parameter. Then in the close() function you write:
self.convert()
For more information, see the Python documentation on how to define class methods.
This tutorial is also pretty helpful: https://www.learnpython.org/en/Classes_and_Objects
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