Just write a line like this in the script, then a macro (parameter) named MY_PARAM can be used in the workspace. But the name will not appear in parameter list of the Workbench interface.
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puts "MACRO MY_PARAM Value"
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As far as I know, this is the only way to define macros (parameters) by scripting. I found this way when I was learning about Scripted (Tcl) Parameter, but I couldn't imagine a case in which it's necessary or effective.
In fact, the example I posted to this thread is the first one that I defined macros in a Scripted (Tcl) Parameter for practical use.
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Naturally it's not essential to define such a script in this case; it can be replaced with three scripted parameter definitions.
Well then, can I say that it is better than other approaches?
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