ow.python

ow.python.exec

ow.python.exec(aPythonCode, aInput, aOutputArray, shouldFork) : Map

Tries to execute aPythonCode with the current interpreter providing the aInput map keys as python variables. It tries to return the values of the aOutputArray name variables. Example:

   var res = ow.python.exec("c = a + b", { a: 2, b: 1 }, [ "c" ]);
   print(res.c); // 3

ow.python.execPM

ow.python.execPM(aPythonCode, aInput) : Map

Tries to execute aPythonCode with the current interpreter providing the aInput map as a python variable __pm. Any changes to this python variable will be returned.

ow.python.execStandalone

ow.python.execStandalone(aPythonCodeOrFile, aInput, throwExceptions)

Executes aPythonCodeOrFile (a Python script path ending in ".py" or inline code) via the standalone bridge
started with ow.python.startServer(..., isAlone=true). The OpenAF bridge init code is prepended so that
the script can call back into OpenAF via _(). If throwExceptions is true, stderr output will raise an exception.

ow.python.getVersion

ow.python.getVersion() : String

The majoy python version detected.

ow.python.reset

ow.python.reset(noException, tryOthers)

Detects the Python version by running the configured interpreter. If noException is true, version detection
failures are silently recorded (version set to -1) rather than thrown. If tryOthers is true, a fallback
to "python3" is attempted when the primary interpreter fails.

ow.python.setPython

ow.python.setPython(aPythonPath)

Sets the aPythonPath to the python interpreter process to use.

ow.python.startServer

ow.python.startServer(aPort, aSendPort, aFn, isAlone)

Starts the bidirectional OpenAF-Python bridge. aPort is the port for the receive server (random if not specified),
aSendPort is the port for the Python-side server (random if not specified), aFn is an optional callback for
events ("connect", "exec", "error") and isAlone (boolean) starts only the receive half without launching a
Python subprocess (standalone mode).

ow.python.stopServer

ow.python.stopServer(aPort, force) : Boolean

Stops the OpenAF-Python bridge listening on aPort. If force is true the server is stopped unconditionally;
otherwise it only stops when the internal reference counter reaches zero. Returns true if the server was
actually stopped.