15.12.2025 - 23:34
Uhr
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