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No, Python is not a snake!

Starting with version 14, it is possible to run Python Scripts synchronously with SPSS syntax files. This opens up many exciting opportunities. 

Python is an Open Source interpreted, interactive, object-oriented language (see www.python.org ). I bought and recommend Beginning Python, From Novice to Professional by Magnus Lie Hetland. The book is published by Apress and is available from Amazon.

Visit SPSS Developer Central for Python, VB.NET and GGRAPH  related documentation.

In May 2007, I made a presentation in Prague on Python and GGRAPH, the related programs are in this page.

Index of Sample Python Scripts

Python scripts are broadly classified by purposes as follows:

  1. Self adjusting code
  2. Temporary

To err is human but ... some people are more human than others.

 

Note: Files with a new.gif (111 bytes) at the end were added or modified less than 30 days ago.

  1. Command depends on existence of a var.sps
  2. Pass an argument to python.SPS
  3. Run macro only if there are cases.SPS (very useful to avoid runtime errors when dataset becomes empty as a result of SELECT IF or similar commands.)
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  1. Hide cell when less than n persons.SPS
    2. (Note: This file does not use Python, it will relocated later)
 

 

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