LT_execute

It is recommended that you switch to the originpro package. PyOrigin is primarily for users who need to work with Origin version prior to 2021.

Description

Execute the Labtalk script

Syntax

LT_execute(script)

Parameters

script

LabTalk Script

Return

0 for success

Examples

EX1

import PyOrigin
str='newbook' #write the LabTalk script in quotes
PyOrigin.LT_execute(str) #a new workbook created

If the X-function called in LabTalk has multiple arguments, we can organize the arguments and theirs value by using a dictionary and putting the argument name as dictionary’s key while putting the argument value as key's value, then we can connect argument name and its value by string ':=' using the join() function in Python. See Ex2 for example:

EX2

# Create the dictionary containing argument name and value
xfArgs = {'type':'png', 'overwrite':'rename', 'filename':'<short name>',
          'tr1.unit':2, 'tr1.width':640}
#Construct the LabTalk script by join the argument and value together
ltScript = "expGraph {0};".format(' '.join(':='.join([arg, str(val)]) for arg,
val in xfArgs.items()))
#export Graph1 as png graph by X-function expGraph
PyOrigin.GetPage('Graph1').LT_execute(ltScript)