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Python API site.addsitedir()??
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                19 Mar 2019 13:53                #6709
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I'm trying to get the Python API running, but I'm not sure what I need to change in the code below. I'm using the latest version, though I'm not able to find the path shown below?
# Use site.addsitedir() to set the path to the SAM SDK API. Set path to the python directory.
site.addsitedir('/Applications/sam-sdk-2015-6-30-r3/languages/python/')
    
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
        Python API site.addsitedir()?? was created by cdavis            
    I'm trying to get the Python API running, but I'm not sure what I need to change in the code below. I'm using the latest version, though I'm not able to find the path shown below?
# Use site.addsitedir() to set the path to the SAM SDK API. Set path to the python directory.
site.addsitedir('/Applications/sam-sdk-2015-6-30-r3/languages/python/')
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                19 Mar 2019 18:06                #6710
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        Replied by Paul Gilman on topic Python API site.addsitedir()??            
    
        Hello,
It looks like you are using an old version of the SAM SDK. I would recommend using the current version of SAM. Its code generator makes it easier to get started working with Python scripts.
Please see the SAM SDK page for more information:
sam.nrel.gov/sdk
Best regards,
Paul.
    
    It looks like you are using an old version of the SAM SDK. I would recommend using the current version of SAM. Its code generator makes it easier to get started working with Python scripts.
Please see the SAM SDK page for more information:
sam.nrel.gov/sdk
Best regards,
Paul.
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