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PythonInitialize (Function) In french: PythonInitialise Specifies the location of the Python DLL to be loaded. sPythonModule is string
<IF ExecutionTarget=Windows>
sPythonModule = SysDir(srLocalAppData) + ..
[fSep]+"Programs\Python\Python39\python39.dll"
<ELSE>
<IF ExecutionTarget=Linux>
sPythonModule ="/usr/bin/python/python39.so"
<END>
<END>
IF NOT PythonInitialize(sPythonModule) THEN
Error("Python initialization error", ErrorInfo())
RETURN
END
Info(HelloWorldImportedPythonFunction())
IF NOT PythonAddPath(fDataDir()) THEN
Error("Unable to initialize Python path", ErrorInfo())
RETURN
END
Info(PythonExecute("python_file", "HelloWorldPythonFunctionNotImported"))
PythonTerminate()
Syntax
<Result> = PythonInitialize(<DLLÂ location>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if loaded successfully,
- False otherwise.
<DLL location>: Character string Full or relative path of the Python DLL to be loaded. Remarks - The Python DLL must be the same architecture as the application. For example, if the application is executed in 32-bit mode, a 32-bit DLL must be used.
- The version of the DLL is important: The Python ABI may change from one version of Python to the other (see the Python documentation). A Python interface compatible with Python 3.9 must be used.
- Error handling:
If there is a problem during loading, a fatal error is thrown: unmanaged version, internal Python error, etc.
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Training (WINDEV): WD Python
[ + ] This example shows how to run Python code in WINDEV applications. Prerequisite: Python 3 must be installed on the computer. To get Python 3, go to http://legacy.python.org/download/
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