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Names of complex profiles in labels

http://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?p=131023
In this wish of raised the issue of reading the names of complex profiles in the label.
Matthew wrote:
It would also be nice to be able to read the names of complex profiles so these could also be reliably labeled.
Valery wrote:
I did a label and wanted to have it concluded a name of profile of the wall. I tried to use the parameter "ac_wall_profile_name", but did not receive a positive result. Try to you. Perhaps you have more experience in the GDL.

Information on "ac_wall_profile_name" is here:
http://www.graphisoft.com/ftp/techsupport/documentation/developer_docs/BasicLibraryDoc/11/LibDevGuid...
Perhaps someone has already achieved a positive result? Or can the distinguished representatives of ArchiCAD Development - GDL Team will indicate the right path?
In general, such a question. How to write a query in which the label shows the name of the complex profile?

Thank you in advance.
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Anonymous
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Valery wrote:
In general, such a question. How to write a query in which the label shows the name of the complex profile?
I have been using:

ac_beam_profile_name

I forget where I found out about this one. I think I started using it in AC11 and it still works in 13.
Frank Beister
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See selfGDL. Maybe google translation helps. 😉
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Anonymous
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Matthew, Frank, thanks for the response!
Although you did not say how to write code, but pushed me to think again.
The fact, that I thought I would have to make this request:
REQUEST ("ASSOCLP_PARVALUE", expr, name_or_index, type, flags, dim1, dim2, p_values)
It turned out all the easier. In the label need to create parameters ac_wall_profile_name, ac_beam_profile_name, ac_colu_profile_name.
Then can use them.
For example:
TEXT2 0, 0, ac_beam_profile_name

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