LK vs. Python?

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dpinney
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04 Mar 2013 18:31 #1385 by dpinney

LK vs. Python? was created by dpinney

Hello forum, quick novice question: is there any SAM SDK functionality that can only be accessed via the LK scripting language, or can I do everything in Python?

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Paul Gilman

05 Mar 2013 00:01 #1386 by Paul Gilman

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Hello,

You can access the full functionality of the SSC libraries n the software development kit (SDK) from either LK or Python.

LK works from the SSCdev developer interface. The benefit of working with LK in SSCdev is that you can use the module browser and data container to explore the module variables in easy-to-read tables. (You can get the same information in Python using the appropriate functions.) One approach to getting started with the SDK might be to work with LK in SSCdev to familiarize yourself with the SSC modules and to test your algorithms, and then to implement the algorithm in Python (or one of the other languages supported in the SDK) once you are comfortable that it works.

Best regards,
Paul.

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05 Mar 2013 16:16 #1387 by dpinney

Replied by dpinney on topic LK vs. Python?

Thanks Paul, I appreciate the detailed answer. I'll give LK in SSCDev a shot.

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