+1If $(FME_MF_DIR) references "C:/project1/overview/tasks", is there a simple way to reference one directory up, ie: "C:/project1/overview" ? The way I am thinking is to process $(FME_MF_DIR) with some string functions, based on occurrences of the slash - is this the best way forward, or is there is more elegant or simple solution?
Thanks
Best answer by fmelizard
Hi @makt You could use a ParameterFetcher followed by a FilenamePartExtractor to get one directory up as an attribute.
+22Hi @makt You could use a ParameterFetcher followed by a FilenamePartExtractor to get one directory up as an attribute.
+1Hi @makt You could use a ParameterFetcher followed by a FilenamePartExtractor to get one directory up as an attribute.
In the meantime, I also figured out another way via PythonCaller using the syntax seen here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2860153/how-do-i-get-the-parent-directory-in-python
+22In the meantime, I also figured out another way via PythonCaller using the syntax seen here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2860153/how-do-i-get-the-parent-directory-in-python
