And you won't be able to add anything which is When you create the equivalent of a list, you specify the type of the data the list will hold. In Python when you create a list you can add basically whatever you like in it. So whenever you see CoreString in the C++ documentation, you can use a usual string. Automatic conversion between CoreString and the native Python string is usually done, In our C++ SDK, strings have the type CoreString. So basically when you see one of those in C++, it means it should be a number in Python. floating point numbers: float and double.integers: int, unsigned int, long, unsigned long, long long, unsigned long long, char, short, etc.

In C++, numbers can be integers (no decimals) or floating point values (decimals) Here is a list of some How to read the SDK documentation (also generated from C++) and finally how to decode Python errors. We'll see how types are 'translated' between both languages, then we'll see As such, some errors and some types mightīe a bit confusing for people only used to native Python. The first thing to know is that the Python API is automatically generated from the C++ SDK. The documentation and understand the errors, and how to convert C++ stuff to Python. This guide is something meant to help you navigate Scripting, and ideally you should have already played a bit with Python in Clarisse. You should at least be familiar with Python Pull requests will be accepted provided they are carefully crafted: the code should follow the convention of the existing stuff,ĭisclaimer: the following parts are not meant to be a startup guide to Python scripting. Me to take mine to try to decipher your issue. If you don't take the time to at least precisely explain your problem, create some repro, etc. Issues like 'stuff doesn't work, fix it' will be closed without me taking the time to even try to It's just there because I thought it might have some use This repository is a community based effort.

This repository is a collection of some useful (hopefully) Python scripts to use in Clarisseįollowing is a few paragraphs giving a bit more details on how to use the Clarisse SDK documentationĪnd understand a few key things that can help developing Python scripts for Clarisse.

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