static void Main(string[] args)
{
string testScript1 = @"..\..\..\PythonWrapper\Examples\testOne.py";
string testScript2 = @"..\..\..\PythonWrapper\Examples\testTwo.py";
//string testScript1 = @"C:\Users\Asus\Documents\Development\PythonWrapper\test.py";
//string testScript2 = @"C:\Users\Asus\Documents\Development\PythonWrapper\testTwo.py";
//string testScript3 = @"C:\Users\Asus\Documents\Development\PythonWrapper\doesnotexist.py";
python = new Python();
var funcOneRes = python.ExecuteFunction(testScript1, "funcOne"); // Get the full output - including all prints
var funcTwoRes = python.ExecuteFunction(testScript1, "funcTwo", 5, 10); // Pass parameters
var funcThreeRes = python.ExecuteFunction <string>(testScript1, "funcThree"); // Retrieve the result as a string if you want to read out arrays.
var funcThreeResCollection = python.ParseCollection <int>(funcThreeRes); // You can use the parseCollection to parse the string result.
var funcFourRes = python.ExecuteFunction <double>(testScript1, "funcFour"); // You can also pass the type to force conversion to that type.
Console.WriteLine($"Func 1: {funcOneRes}");
Console.WriteLine($"Func 2: {funcTwoRes}");
Console.WriteLine($"Func 3: {funcThreeRes} - {funcThreeResCollection}");
Console.WriteLine($"Func 4: {funcFourRes}");
var fileResult = python.ExecuteFile(testScript2, 1, 2); // Full scripts can also be executed like this.
Console.WriteLine($"Test script 2 result: {fileResult}");
try
{
python.ExecuteFunction("doesnotexist.py", "none");
} catch (PythonException ex)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Python errors or exceptions can be handled like this. The exception is: {ex.Message}");
}
Console.ReadKey();
}
