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[Frage] Using .incpyp in pyp file: "Name" tag with string

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karol_janeczko
karol_jane…
15.12.2025 - 23:34

Hello everyone,

Have you tried using strings in the <Name> tag to implement a code from an .incpyp file?
There is an example in the documentation like this:

<Parameter>
    <Name>Left;2-4;Right</Name>
    <Text></Text>
    <TextId>1002;;1003</TextId>
    <Value>IncludeParameter.incpyp</Value>
    <LanguageFile>IncludeParameter_incpyp</LanguageFile>
    <ValueType>Include</ValueType>
</Parameter>

In my case, it works correctly with simple integer indexes or ranges, but I cannot achieve the behavior shown in the documentation when using strings.
I also tried running the .py and .pyp files as in the example, but it still does not work for me as described :/ -> string do not replaces the # symbol (like integer does).

Source:
https://pythonparts.allplan.com/2026/manual/key_components/palette/?h=include#multiple-include

Best regards
Karol

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bmarciniec
bmarciniec
22.01.2026 - 08:25 *

Hi Karol,

alternatively, if you don't want to localize your PythonPart, you have to provide the texts in the Text tag. In your example, the tag is empty. But you can fill it the same way, as Name tag:

<Parameter>
    <Name>Left;2-4;Right</Name>
    <Text>Left;2-4;Right</Text>
    <Value>IncludeParameter.incpyp</Value>
    <ValueType>Include</ValueType>
</Parameter>

Cheers,
Bart

bmarciniec
bmarciniec
15.01.2026 - 12:50

Hello Karol,

can you tell your ALLPLAN Version? I launched the example you pointed out in ALLPLAN 2026 and everything seems to work fine - the # character is replaced with integers as well as strings. Maybe there is a problem in the specific version you are using?

Cheers,
Bart

cmaignan
cmaignan
19.01.2026 - 13:39 *

Hi Karol,

As discussed with my colleague, in order for your text to be correctly replaced, you have to create a local localization file (eg <your_pyp_name>_eng.xml) with TextID like:

TemplateScriptObject.pyp

            <Parameter>
                <Name>Left;2-4;Right</Name>
                <Text/>
                <TextId>1001;;1002</TextId>
                <Value>IncludeParameter.incpyp</Value>
                <ValueType>Include</ValueType>
            </Parameter>

and into TemplateScriptObject_eng.xml

<Item>
<TextId>1001</TextId>
<Text>Left</Text>
</Item>
<Item>
<TextId>1002</TextId>
<Text>Right</Text>
</Item>

with this it will work

Best Regards
Christophe

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bmarciniec
bmarciniec
22.01.2026 - 08:25 * [Hilfreichste Antwort]

Hi Karol,

alternatively, if you don't want to localize your PythonPart, you have to provide the texts in the Text tag. In your example, the tag is empty. But you can fill it the same way, as Name tag:

<Parameter>
    <Name>Left;2-4;Right</Name>
    <Text>Left;2-4;Right</Text>
    <Value>IncludeParameter.incpyp</Value>
    <ValueType>Include</ValueType>
</Parameter>

Cheers,
Bart