is it possible to creat differents input and output ports in a pythoncaller?
if it is, how could we do?
Thank you.
Yann
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creating input and output port in pythoncaller?
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Hi
that isn't possible, I usually just create a new attribute in the Python code and then use an AttributeFilter or equivalent later on.
David
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When I want to mimic that, I wrap add the attribute(s) as Dave said, and wrap the python caller and Tester/AttributeFilter in a custom transformer and add as many outputs as desired.