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How to import a variable value from JMP to Python?

vharibal — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 06:13:11 GMT

I would like to print the value of "rate" from JMP to Python.

rate = 0.07;
show(rate);

Python Init(Use Python Version("3.12.3"));
Python Send( rate, Python Name( "err_rate" ) );
Python Submit( "print(err_rate)" );

Re: How to import a variable value from JMP to Python?

jthi — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 07:15:32 GMT

If it is possible, update to JMP18 and using Python in JMP gets much easier (you will be "limited" to Python 3.11 for now though)

Names Default To Here(1);

rate = 0.07;

Python Send(rate);
Python Submit("\[print(rate)]\");

//get_rate = Python Get(rate);
//show(get_rate);

Write();

Re: How to import a variable value from JMP to Python?

txnelson — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 11:05:45 GMT

For JMP 17 and earlier, I have a non Anaconda version(8.6) of Python installed. I successfully ran your sample code without error. I did remove the "Use Python Version" since JMP finds it by default.

The integration of JMP with Python has been an ongoing issue, culminating with JMP 18 installing a version of Python with it. If you can update to JMP 18 as Jarmo suggests is the best solution. If you can not update, then I suggest you search the Discussion responses for possible solutions. I suspect that Python version 12 may be an issue. If you don't absolutely need version 12, I suggest you try deleting it, and installing a non Anaconda version of an older version of Python.