+8Hi,
I would like to define a private parameter based on a publish parameter. My idea is to use a python script that should return the desired private parameter.
import fmeobjects
if (FME_MacroValues['publih_parameter'] == 'val'):
private_parameter='val_'
elif (FME_MacroValues['publih_parameter'] == 'wal'):
private_parameter='wal_'
else:
private_parameter='zal_'
return private_parameter
But this is not working.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Best answer by larry
If it is not working, what kind of error message or unexpected behavior you are having?
The attached workspace (FME 2016) works correctly with a Scripted (Python ) parameter.
If it is not working, what kind of error message or unexpected behavior you are having?
The attached workspace (FME 2016) works correctly with a Scripted (Python ) parameter.
+8If it is not working, what kind of error message or unexpected behavior you are having?
The attached workspace (FME 2016) works correctly with a Scripted (Python ) parameter.
realized that if I transform a choice parameter to a scripted python parameter, it fails and that was certainly my issue given that the code that I provided above is correct.
+8Is there a reason you don't want to just use a choice with alias?
I want to have only one published parameter and then all the other parameters being based on that published parameters. Too many choice parameters may induced some errors (when you forgot to select the good choice).
