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The Ramp API (Application Programming Interface) uses a simple language called RPL to manage and operate Ramp simulations and retrieve data for remote processing. It can be used in three ways: directly, through the RPL Scripting Portal ('''S On/Off''' button); indirectly through the Javascript RPL Portal ('''JS On/Off''' button); and remotely from other platforms such as the R Statistical language. | |||
==Using RPL== | |||
[[File:RPL.png|thumb|80px|Fig 1. RPL Scripting Portal]] | |||
RPL is aimple bytecode with instructions for adjusting parameter values, controlling runs, and retrieving data. There are RPL instructions to perform virtually any task a user might perform directly by changing sliders, adjusting runtimes or saving data to CSV files. | |||
==Using Javascript== | ==Using Javascript== | ||
==R Integration== | ==R Integration== | ||
Revision as of 16:49, 17 February 2022
The Ramp API (Application Programming Interface) uses a simple language called RPL to manage and operate Ramp simulations and retrieve data for remote processing. It can be used in three ways: directly, through the RPL Scripting Portal (S On/Off button); indirectly through the Javascript RPL Portal (JS On/Off button); and remotely from other platforms such as the R Statistical language.
Using RPL
RPL is aimple bytecode with instructions for adjusting parameter values, controlling runs, and retrieving data. There are RPL instructions to perform virtually any task a user might perform directly by changing sliders, adjusting runtimes or saving data to CSV files.