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The previous tutorial, [[Creating_Your_First_Block|Creating Your First Block]], demonstrates how to create a Python block using the ''Embedded Python Block''. The next tutorial, [[Python_Block_Message_Passing|Python Block Message Passing]] describes how to send and receive messages using the ''Embedded Python Block''. | The previous tutorial, [[Creating_Your_First_Block|Creating Your First Block]], demonstrates how to create a Python block using the ''Embedded Python Block''. The next tutorial, [[Python_Block_Message_Passing|Python Block Message Passing]] describes how to send and receive messages using the ''Embedded Python Block''. | ||
# Building the flowgraph | |||
This tutorial uses vectors, please complete the [[Streams_and_Vectors|Streams and Vectors]] tutorial before moving on. | |||
Revision as of 13:41, 31 January 2022
This tutorial describes how the Python Embedded Block can be modified to accept vector inputs and outputs, and how the input_items vector indexing is different between vectors and streams.
The previous tutorial, Creating Your First Block, demonstrates how to create a Python block using the Embedded Python Block. The next tutorial, Python Block Message Passing describes how to send and receive messages using the Embedded Python Block.
- Building the flowgraph
This tutorial uses vectors, please complete the Streams and Vectors tutorial before moving on.