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Last updated:June 25, 2024
Fieldcode Python API
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Fieldcode Embedded Python is a simplified code support solution for our configurable systems using the Python 2.7 syntax.
Please keep in mind that we do not provide full-blown Python support.
This implementation aims to make our customers’ lives easier by providing a familiar environment without exposing our system to potential threats.
Feature | Supported | Comment |
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Variables | Yes | |
Arithmetic operations | Yes | |
Comparisons | Yes | |
Field/index (re-)assignment | No | sets, lists and dicts are immutable. |
If/else statements | Yes | |
For/while statements | Yes* | for/while else branches and continue/break statements are not supported. |
Try/except statements | No | |
Class definitions | No | |
Function definitions | No | |
Lambdas | Yes | |
IO functions | No | |
No | ||
eval | No |
Topics
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- Global functions and data types
Definition of globally available functions and data types. - fcdatetime module
Custom module for Date & Time manipulation, utilizing offset date times. - fcinterface module
Custom module for interface-specific operations, such as HTTP requests, predefined action execution, and flow control. Available in the Interface system only.
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