Hello JMP Community.
I have JMP18 and am playing around with the new Python Integration.
I have a datatable.
How would I create trendcharts using this datatable in JMP's Python Editor?
Thanks All!
Basically in your Python program you would Import the JMP library and then through it open up the data table you want to have available in Python.
import jmp dt = jmp.open(jmp.SAMPLE_DATA + 'Big Class.jmp')
After that, you can use the features in Python anyway you want. If you are looking for the Python program to generate a trend chart from the JMP table, I don't believe this is the correct forum for that. You need to go to a Python forum for Python help.
Just like you can call Python from JSL using either
Python Submit();
Python Execute();
You can call JSL from your Python script.
import jmp
jmp.run_jsl(''' Your JSL Script here""");
The inter-language calls can be nested.
The Python Integration is an active work in progress, each JMP release will bring additional capabilities. We are still building infrastructure with Python scripting. JSL has approximately a 30 year head start. While we are not reinventing code since we can directly call C++ code internally, we are trying to make sure the Python interface feels like Python not JSL within Python. This takes time to design, test and develop. The immediate focus is on data interoperability between JSL and Python environments.
