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Commit 11ab02e0 authored by Illimar.Rekand's avatar Illimar.Rekand :japanese_ogre:
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<summary> Table of Contents (click to expand) </summary> <summary> Table of Contents (click to expand) </summary>
- [Entries 2024](#entries-2024) - [Entries 2024](#entries-2024)
- [2024-12-09:](#2024-12-09)
- [Entry 1: Integrating PyAPI wrapper into HPLC dilution](#entry-1-integrating-pyapi-wrapper-into-hplc-dilution)
- [2024-12-05:](#2024-12-05) - [2024-12-05:](#2024-12-05)
- [Entry 1: PyAPI physical test](#entry-1-pyapi-physical-test) - [Entry 1: PyAPI physical test](#entry-1-pyapi-physical-test)
- [2024-12-04:](#2024-12-04) - [2024-12-04:](#2024-12-04)
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## Entries 2024 ## Entries 2024
### 2024-12-09:
#### Entry 1: Integrating PyAPI wrapper into HPLC dilution
* Looked into how two different versions of python (32 and 64 bit) can be run in the same script, as the PyAPI wrapper needs to be run in a 32-bit env. Solution seems to be that this statement:
```
os.system("conda run -n closed-loop python .\EditExp362.py)
```
will be placed inside the main Py-script, essentially acting as a .exe file. The statement above will run the script called "EditExp362.py" inside the conda env "closed-loop", which then acts on the Python API wrapper.
* Starting writing a new function for editing an array, using the EditArrayMap. This function is called EditArrayMapDiscrete()
* Also found that Jupyter Notebooks can be useful for debugging the UL PyAPI wrapper (`HPLC\debugging.ipynb`)
### 2024-12-05: ### 2024-12-05:
#### Entry 1: PyAPI physical test #### Entry 1: PyAPI physical test
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