You can extract parameter values and properties and use them in design
frames. In the formula, replace Argument with the concrete
argument that fits your case.
| NAME |
The name of the parameter |
| VALUE |
The value of the parameter as calculated through its expression |
| VALEXPR |
The parameter value displayed as text, not as a number |
| EXPR |
The expression that computes the parameter's value. For selection
parameters, the used selection type is displayed. |
| DESCR |
Notes about the parameter as displayed in the Description box
of the Parameter dialog box. Appears as a tooltip in the tabular
area. |
| VALDESCR |
(selection parameters only) Notes describing a selection type |
| MIN |
The lowest value a parameter can have as set by a parameter
or а formula. |
| MINEXPR |
The expression that defines the lowest value of a parameter. |
| MAX |
The highest value a parameter can have as set by a parameter
or а formula. |
| MAXEXPR |
The expression that defines the highest value of a parameter. |
| GROUPNAMES |
A comma-separated list of the parameter groups a parameter
belongs to |
| To display |
Use |
Result |
| The name of parameter L |
$OneUp1.L.Name$ |
L |
| The value of parameter L |
$OneUp1.L$; $OneUp1.L.Value$ |
280.00 |
| The value of parameter L converted to string |
$OneUp1.L.ValExpr$ |
280.00 (text, not a number) |
| The expressions of parameter DFH |
$OneUp1.DFH.Expr$ |
L/3 |
| The expression of selection parameter DT |
$OneUp1.DT.Expr$ |
dtD |
| The description of parameter PH |
$OneUp1.PH.Descr$ |
Panel Height |
| The description of the value of selection parameter DT |
$OneUp1.DT.ValDescr$ |
Inside dimensions |
| The expression that defines the lowest value of parameter PH |
$OneUp1.PH.MinExpr$ |
L/4 |
| The lowest value of parameter PH |
$OneUp1.PH.Min$ |
70 |
| The expression that defines the highest value for parameter
PH |
$OneUp1.PH.MaxExpr$ |
L/2 |
| The highest value of parameter PH |
$OneUp1.PH.Max$ |
140 |
| The groups to which parameter DFH belongs |
$OneUp1.DFH.GroupNames$ |
Dust Flap |