TM1py 1.5.0

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MariusWirtz
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TM1py 1.5.0

Post by MariusWirtz »

Hi all TM1 & Planning Analytics fans,

yesterday we released TM1py 1.5.0.
It's a big release with lots of new features. You can find all the details here:

https://code.cubewise.com/blog/tm1py-v1 ... -available

TM1py is free and open-source.
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Re: TM1py 1.5.0

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Hi Marius,

Thank you much!
Best regards, Alexander Dvoynev

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Thank you, Marius.
In TM1,the answer is always yes though sometimes with a but....
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Re: TM1py 1.5.0

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Hi,

Has anybody been able to get the Python Type Hints working with TM1PY, if so what IDE are you using?
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Re: TM1py 1.5.0

Post by MariusWirtz »

Hi msingh,

I recommend to use PyCharm (free version). Here is a sample:

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Due to the type hints, in PyCharm you always know what type of TM1py object you are dealing with and what properties and functions it has to offer. Three examples:

> When working with a service (e.g. SubsetService) the editor shows all functions (e.g. get, get_all_names, make_static)

> When calling a function, the editor shows all arguments (e.g. dimension_name, subset_name)

> When dealing with an object (e.g. Subset), the editor shows all properties

PyCharm has lots of other cool features as well, like CTRL + ALT + L to autoformat your python code or SHIFT + SHIFT to search through everything.
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