I have a python code, here is an example, how will I set it up in a Python Startup Script or even a Pythoncaller. Here is a sample code. I know some might be able to do everything I am trying to do in FME, for the moment I will like to use my available python codes in FME, hence my question.
def my_function(food):
for x in food:
print(x)
fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
my_function(fruits)
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Assuming that your "real" code doesn't depart from the sample code in a major way, I can't see why it shouldn't work pretty much as-is.
Have you tried simply copying your code into the startup script? What happened?
+60There's some tutorials that should help you get underway: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/706/python-and-fme-basics.html
Assuming that your "real" code doesn't depart from the sample code in a major way, I can't see why it shouldn't work pretty much as-is.
Have you tried simply copying your code into the startup script? What happened?
I am able to successfully run it in the startup and shutdwon script, just not in the pythoncaller. My goal is to be able to pass values from the pythoncaller directly to a transformer in FME without having to save the data somewhere locally before proceeding in my workflow. Will like the pythoncaller to hand over to a transformer in same workspace.
Thanks
I am able to successfully run it in the startup and shutdwon script, just not in the pythoncaller. My goal is to be able to pass values from the pythoncaller directly to a transformer in FME without having to save the data somewhere locally before proceeding in my workflow. Will like the pythoncaller to hand over to a transformer in same workspace.
Thanks
If you can post a minimal workspace here that demonstrates what you want to accomplish, perhaps we can help you find a solution.
