Feeding an array of parameters to a query

[brookter (David Bertenshaw)]

I asked what I think is a similar question a while back and @eastgate Mark provided a solution:

Syntax: Matching multiple values of an attribute

Hi, Is there any shortcut syntax for queries / conditionals of the type: $SomeAttribute=="X" | $SomeAttribute=="Y" | $SomeAttribute=="Z" E.g. something like: $SomeAttribute == {"X" | "Y" | "Z"} …where you don’t have to repeat the left hand side of the query? I’ve looked in the help, in the forum and in atbref, but $Answer=="No" | $Answer=="I'm not using the right search terms", so forgive me if this is covered somewhere. TIA.

My request was to avoid repeating $Prototype==, and he suggested

1. Make a note – say a top-level note named InterestingPrototypes.
2. Set $MySet of InterestingPrototypes to the list of your interesting prototypes — perhaps “Task;Project;MaybeSomeday”
3. In your agent, the query becomes

     $MySet(/InterestingPrototypes).contains($Prototype

Does that help?