Any possibility of using Python and Zorro together?

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Any possibility of using Python and Zorro together? #463001 11/10/16 12:16 11/10/16 12:16
Joined: Nov 2016 Posts: 17 Spain Repilado OP Newbie
Repilado OP Newbie Joined: Nov 2016 Posts: 17 Spain	Hi everyone, I am new as a Zorro user and I would like to know if there is any possibility of taking the advantages of Python using with Zorro for trading. Like R is used throug a bridge with Zorro. In case there is not a bridge connection for Python like in R (I suppose to), it could be possible to use python through bridges connection with R like "rPyhton"?. Has anyone tried it? In my case I would like to use the strengths of both languages. Thanks in advance!

Re: Any possibility of using Python and Zorro together? [Re: Repilado] #463006 11/10/16 13:45 11/10/16 13:45
Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 28,024 Frankfurt jcl Chief Engineer
jcl Chief Engineer Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 28,024 Frankfurt	The strengths of Python are the simple language syntax and easy integration of libraries. Since most of those libraries are also available in R, there was no real demand for a Python bridge so far. When this changes, we'll provide a bridge. Using "rPython" could theoretically also work, but two bridges connected together would be an awkward construction.

Re: Any possibility of using Python and Zorro together? [Re: jcl] #463013 11/10/16 16:29 11/10/16 16:29
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Repilado OP Newbie Joined: Nov 2016 Posts: 17 Spain	Ok, thanks jcl!

Re: Any possibility of using Python and Zorro together? [Re: jcl] #463101 11/15/16 06:52 11/15/16 06:52
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gtell Junior Member G Joined: Jul 2016 Posts: 64	Originally Posted By: jcl The strengths of Python are the simple language syntax and easy integration of libraries. Since most of those libraries are also available in R, there was no real demand for a Python bridge so far. When this changes, we'll provide a bridge. Using "rPython" could theoretically also work, but two bridges connected together would be an awkward construction. I agree with you, R is great! But suppose I have my own C++ program that does some machine learning stuff. How may I use it with Zorro? Is there any possibility with scripting?

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