Texport as Python Interpreter?

Beginners
1

Is there some way to use the textport like the python interpreter? e.g. I couldn’t get the following to work in a textport:
a = op(‘randomop’)
print(a.name)

Of course I can just do this inside a ScriptOP, but it would be much more fluid to be able to do this live in the interpreter. I’m guessing that there might be some way to tie a ScriptOP to the interpreter?

Thanks,
FDP

2

That should work. All op() calls would be relative to the root though, so you need to put the full path to your target OP to get started.

3

Thanks Malcolm!
-FDP