#pragma TextEncoding = "UTF-8"
#pragma rtGlobals=3				// Use modern global access method and strict wave access
#pragma DefaultTab={3,20,4}		// Set default tab width in Igor Pro 9 and later


//Change the file paths to the Anaconda activate bat file and the the python exe file.
//Make sure Example.py and this ipf are in the same folder

FUNCTION Call_Python()
	
	Print Secs2Time(DateTime, 3)
	
	String strPython_File_Name="Example.py"
	
	String strIpf_Folder_Path_Igor_Format=ParseFilePath(1, FunctionPath(""), ":", 1, 0)		//Get the ipf folder path
	String strIpf_Folder_Path_Windows_Format=ParseFilePath(5, strIpf_Folder_Path_Igor_Format, "\\", 0, 0)		//Convert to windows format

	String strBatch_File_Text="cd "+strIpf_Folder_Path_Windows_Format+"\r\n"		//Set the current data folder to the folder with the ipf and py file
	
	//I found instructions for calling Anaconda from a batch file here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46305569/how-to-make-batch-files-run-in-anaconda-prompt 
	//CHANGE THIS PATH TO MATCH THE ONE ON YOUR COMPUTER
	strBatch_File_Text+="call C:\Users\[INSERT USER NAME HERE]\AppData\Local\anaconda3\Scripts\activate.bat\r\n"
	
	//CHANGE THIS PATH TO MATCH THE ONE ON YOUR COMPUTER
	strBatch_File_Text+="C:\Users\[INSERT USER NAME HERE]\AppData\Local\anaconda3\python.exe "
	
	strBatch_File_Text+=strIpf_Folder_Path_Windows_Format+strPython_File_Name+" 105 -45 3"		//Script to execute and user inputs for the script.  Technically don't need to include the path to the script since it's in the current directory
	
	//Create batch file
	Variable vRefNum
	Open/Z vRefNum as strIpf_Folder_Path_Igor_Format+"Python_cmd.bat"
	fprintf vRefNum, strBatch_File_Text
	Close vRefNum
	
	ExecuteScriptText strIpf_Folder_Path_Windows_Format+"Python_cmd.bat"
	
	Print Secs2Time(DateTime, 3)
	
	
END