Can I pass an array into system exec.vi in LabVIEW?











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I am trying to pass an array from LabVIEW into system exec.vi which will run a python script that takes the array as an argument. Is there any possible way to do this ? Are there ways to communicate LabVIEW with python ?



The LabVIEW version I'm using is strictly LabVIEW 2014.






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  • LabVIEW 2018 adds support for direct communication with Python.
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  • How big is the array? The obvious options for small, medium and large arrays are (small) format the array into a string which you pass as an input parameter to the python script, e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5", and read with sys.argv; (medium) format the array into a string which you pass to standard input of System Exec.vi and read in the Python script with one or more input commands; (large) write the array to a temporary file, pass the filename to the script and read it in the script.
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I am trying to pass an array from LabVIEW into system exec.vi which will run a python script that takes the array as an argument. Is there any possible way to do this ? Are there ways to communicate LabVIEW with python ?



The LabVIEW version I'm using is strictly LabVIEW 2014.






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  • LabVIEW 2018 adds support for direct communication with Python.
    – srm
    Nov 15 at 22:04










  • How big is the array? The obvious options for small, medium and large arrays are (small) format the array into a string which you pass as an input parameter to the python script, e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5", and read with sys.argv; (medium) format the array into a string which you pass to standard input of System Exec.vi and read in the Python script with one or more input commands; (large) write the array to a temporary file, pass the filename to the script and read it in the script.
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I am trying to pass an array from LabVIEW into system exec.vi which will run a python script that takes the array as an argument. Is there any possible way to do this ? Are there ways to communicate LabVIEW with python ?



The LabVIEW version I'm using is strictly LabVIEW 2014.






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I am trying to pass an array from LabVIEW into system exec.vi which will run a python script that takes the array as an argument. Is there any possible way to do this ? Are there ways to communicate LabVIEW with python ?



The LabVIEW version I'm using is strictly LabVIEW 2014.






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  • LabVIEW 2018 adds support for direct communication with Python.
    – srm
    Nov 15 at 22:04










  • How big is the array? The obvious options for small, medium and large arrays are (small) format the array into a string which you pass as an input parameter to the python script, e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5", and read with sys.argv; (medium) format the array into a string which you pass to standard input of System Exec.vi and read in the Python script with one or more input commands; (large) write the array to a temporary file, pass the filename to the script and read it in the script.
    – nekomatic
    Nov 16 at 15:30




















  • LabVIEW 2018 adds support for direct communication with Python.
    – srm
    Nov 15 at 22:04










  • How big is the array? The obvious options for small, medium and large arrays are (small) format the array into a string which you pass as an input parameter to the python script, e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5", and read with sys.argv; (medium) format the array into a string which you pass to standard input of System Exec.vi and read in the Python script with one or more input commands; (large) write the array to a temporary file, pass the filename to the script and read it in the script.
    – nekomatic
    Nov 16 at 15:30


















LabVIEW 2018 adds support for direct communication with Python.
– srm
Nov 15 at 22:04




LabVIEW 2018 adds support for direct communication with Python.
– srm
Nov 15 at 22:04












How big is the array? The obvious options for small, medium and large arrays are (small) format the array into a string which you pass as an input parameter to the python script, e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5", and read with sys.argv; (medium) format the array into a string which you pass to standard input of System Exec.vi and read in the Python script with one or more input commands; (large) write the array to a temporary file, pass the filename to the script and read it in the script.
– nekomatic
Nov 16 at 15:30






How big is the array? The obvious options for small, medium and large arrays are (small) format the array into a string which you pass as an input parameter to the python script, e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5", and read with sys.argv; (medium) format the array into a string which you pass to standard input of System Exec.vi and read in the Python script with one or more input commands; (large) write the array to a temporary file, pass the filename to the script and read it in the script.
– nekomatic
Nov 16 at 15:30














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Did you check Python Integration Toolkit for LabVIEW by Enthought? It is payed, but allows to call Python scripts from LabVIEW...
Regarding passing array as argument - when you'll check the toolkit, I guess there would be some examples of how to call scripts with arguments, so you could reuse it.



Also, you could try to follow the following description - Python - Command Line Arguments, and implement parsing of command-line arguments on Python script side. And the array will be passed in as string, part of system exec input string.






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    Did you check Python Integration Toolkit for LabVIEW by Enthought? It is payed, but allows to call Python scripts from LabVIEW...
    Regarding passing array as argument - when you'll check the toolkit, I guess there would be some examples of how to call scripts with arguments, so you could reuse it.



    Also, you could try to follow the following description - Python - Command Line Arguments, and implement parsing of command-line arguments on Python script side. And the array will be passed in as string, part of system exec input string.






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      Did you check Python Integration Toolkit for LabVIEW by Enthought? It is payed, but allows to call Python scripts from LabVIEW...
      Regarding passing array as argument - when you'll check the toolkit, I guess there would be some examples of how to call scripts with arguments, so you could reuse it.



      Also, you could try to follow the following description - Python - Command Line Arguments, and implement parsing of command-line arguments on Python script side. And the array will be passed in as string, part of system exec input string.






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        Did you check Python Integration Toolkit for LabVIEW by Enthought? It is payed, but allows to call Python scripts from LabVIEW...
        Regarding passing array as argument - when you'll check the toolkit, I guess there would be some examples of how to call scripts with arguments, so you could reuse it.



        Also, you could try to follow the following description - Python - Command Line Arguments, and implement parsing of command-line arguments on Python script side. And the array will be passed in as string, part of system exec input string.






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        Did you check Python Integration Toolkit for LabVIEW by Enthought? It is payed, but allows to call Python scripts from LabVIEW...
        Regarding passing array as argument - when you'll check the toolkit, I guess there would be some examples of how to call scripts with arguments, so you could reuse it.



        Also, you could try to follow the following description - Python - Command Line Arguments, and implement parsing of command-line arguments on Python script side. And the array will be passed in as string, part of system exec input string.







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