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Print using Python Send

Example 1

Summary: Adds new rows to a JMP data table and retrieves the updated dataset using Python Send and Get commands.

Code:

iris = Open("data_table.jmp");
Python Send( iris );
commands = "\[
iris.add_rows(5)            # add 5 rows to the end of the table
setW = iris[1]      # indexed starting with 0
#print(setW)
]\";
Python Submit( commands );
jdt = Python Get( iris );

Code Explanation:

1. Open data table;
2. Send dataset to Python.
3. Define Python commands.
4. Submit Python commands.
5. Retrieve updated dataset.

Example 2

Summary: Adds rows to a data table and retrieves the updated dataset using Python commands.

Code:

iris = Open("data_table.jmp");
Python Send( iris );
commands = "\[
iris.add_rows(5, -1)            # add 5 rows to the end of the table
setW = iris[1]      # indexed starting with 0
#print(setW)
]\";
Python Submit( commands );
jdt = Python Get( iris );

Code Explanation:

1. Open data table;
2. Send dataset to Python.
3. Define Python commands.
4. Add 5 rows to dataset.
5. Set variable setW.
6. Submit Python commands.
7. Retrieve updated dataset.
8. Store in jdt.

Example 3

Summary: Adds new rows to a data table and assigns the first column to a set, utilizing Python commands in JMP.

Code:

iris = Open("data_table.jmp");
Python Send( iris );
commands = "\[
iris.add_rows(5, at = 10)   # add 5 rows after row 10
setW = iris[1]      # indexed starting with 0
#print(setW)
]\";
Python Submit( commands );
jdt = Python Get( iris );

Code Explanation:

1. Open data table;
2. Send dataset to Python.
3. Define Python commands.
4. Add 5 rows after row 10.
5. Assign first column to setW.
6. Submit Python commands.
7. Retrieve updated dataset.

Example 4

Summary: Adds rows to a data table and sets the first row using Python commands in JMP.

Code:

iris = Open("data_table.jmp");
Python Send( iris );
commands =
"\[
iris.add_rows(5, at = 0)            # add 5 rows at the beginning of the table
setW = iris[1]      # indexed starting with 0
#print(setW)
]\";
Python Submit( commands );
jdt = Python Get( iris );

Code Explanation:

1. Open data table;
2. Send dataset to Python.
3. Define Python commands.
4. Add 5 rows to dataset.
5. Set first row.
6. Submit Python commands.
7. Retrieve updated dataset.