+5Hello,
I have a script which is written like this:
import os
parent = os.path.abspath('..')
file= os.path.abspath('../file_08-06-2024.xls')
return file
I would like to replace the date with an attribute defined in a attributeCreator transformer which could change and i write this :
file=os.path.abspath('../file_$(date).xls')
When i run, it doesn't work.
Can you help me ?
Thank you.
+16Hi,
It looks like you are trying to apply python in an AttributeCreator which is impossible. To run python code you basically need to use the PythonCaller which is overkill for what you are trying to do. First you need to get an attribute with the absolute path you are trying to edit but I'm going to assume you don't have a problem with that. Next you put the following in the AttributeCreator: @Value(AbsolutePathAttribute)\file_$(MyDate).xls
See the screenshot for the setup:
+5Hi,
My python script is written inside a private parameter. This parameter is linked to a WorkspaceRunner transformer.
This transformer searchs a XLS file which could change depending the date of the day. And this file is situated in a different file hierarchy (../file_$(date).xls)
I succedeed with this syntax using FME_MACRO_VALUES and this syntax of f-strings ( Python V3...)
=os.path.abspath(f'../file_{date}.xls')
It seems that $(date) isn't supported. It was a syntax used in Python V2...
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