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This framework simplifies and streamlines the development of automations for SAP GUI using Python. It's designed to enhance code readability, documentation, and maintainability.

• Object-Oriented Structure: Utilizes a class-based approach (SAP class) for better organization and abstraction.
• Simplified Interactions: Provides easy-to-use methods for common SAP GUI actions:
  • Connecting and interacting with SAP sessions
  • Navigating menus, tabs, and fields
  • Writing and reading data from fields, tables, and grids
  • Handling variants, buttons, and selections
  • Saving files and retrieving session information
• Robust Error Handling: Incorporates error handling mechanisms and informative messages.
• Language Support: Leverages a Language class (refer to language_dict.py) for potential multi-language support.

The provided code snippet demonstrates a basic example of using the framework to interact with an SAP session.

from sap_functions import SAP

default_language = 'PT'
login = open('sap_login.txt', 'r').readline().strip().split(',')
scheduled_execution = {'scheduled?': False, 'username': login[0], 'password': login[1], 'principal': '100'}
sap_window = 0

class Work:
    def __init__(self):
        self.sap = SAP(sap_window, scheduled_execution, default_language)
        self.orders = []

    def COHV(self):
        self.sap.select_transaction('COHV')
        self.sap.write_text_field('Layout', '/usin_exce')
        self.sap.write_text_field('Elemento PEP', '120-2300923-21')
        self.sap.run_actual_transaction()

        my_grid = self.sap.get_my_grid()
        rows = self.sap.get_my_grid_count_rows(my_grid)
        for i in range(rows):
            self.orders.append(my_grid.getCellValue(i, 'AUFNR'))


if __name__ == '__main__':
    work = Work()
    work.COHV()
    print(work.orders)

This example outlines the initialization of the framework and the execution of actions within a Work class, which likely utilizes the SAP class for interacting with SAP GUI.

1. Prerequisites:
   • Python 3.x
   • win32com library (install via pip install pywin32)
   • SAP GUI for Windows installed and configured
2. Project Setup:
   • Copy the provided code into your Python script (e.g., sap_functions.py).
   • Create a separate script (e.g., main.py) to utilize the SAP class.
3. Customization:
   • Adapt the language_dict.py file for your desired language translations.
   • Extend or modify the SAP class with additional methods or functionalities.
4. Implementation:
   • Import the SAP class into your main script.
   • Create an instance of the SAP class, providing the necessary parameters (window index, scheduled execution details, language).
   • Utilize the methods of the SAP object to automate your desired SAP processes.

• This framework relies on the SAP GUI Scripting API provided by win32com.
• Ensure that scripting is enabled in your SAP GUI settings.
• Refer to the SAP Scripting documentation for comprehensive information on available objects, methods, and properties.
• The language_dict.py file and its usage are not fully illustrated in the provided code; you might need to adapt or extend this aspect.