Bi-directional datatype mapping between OML and Python using Altair Compose
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With the new release of Altair Compose v2023, OML Python Bridge commands provide importing and exporting the class objects.
Use Case #1: Importing Python Object Class to OML
Let is say that there is a Python class object “PyCircle” defined as below:
Once implemented the bridge (discussed with details further), executing in Python Command window:
Value “9” is being assigned to the object class, then it can be read on OML executing this command on OML Command window:
Use Case #2: Exporting OML Object Class to Python
Let is say that there is an OML class object “OmlCircle” defined as below:
Once implemented the bridge, executing the following commands on OML Command window:
Value “9” is being assigned to the object class, and this is being sent to Python. Finally, it can be read on Python executing these commands on OML Command window:
As expected, value “9” and the methods are obtained and they can be used to any application, including, assigning this to one Python class object!
It is important to highlight that these 2 steps, even though presented separately, can be used together.
If you want more details about the necessary infrastructure (simply an OML code) to make this work, please access Compose Help: https://help.altair.com/compose/help/en_us/topics/compose/map_oml_class_python_object_r.htm?hl=mapping