The following has been tested for Groovy as scripting language, but "should" work for other scripting languages supported by Magic Model Analyst® (Cameo Simulation Toolkit®).
Let's say you have a an Enumeration EnumKind with EnumerationLiterals apple and orange, and the input argument to the script is kind:EnumKind.
If you just want to print an EnumerationLiteral Cameo will handle it like a String, so simply:
println("kind: " + kind);kind.name == "STRINGVALUE", like this:
println("colour: " + (kind.name == "apple" ? "red" : "orange") );BTW: As of v2024x, if you reference an Enumeration value property via self "weird" things can happen with Enumeration value comparisons. If a script is in the context of the owner of the Enumeration value property (such as an OpaqueBehavior as 'method' of an Operation) just refer to it directly. So if the Enumeration value property is kind:EnumKind, just refer to it as kind not as self.kind in the script. Strangely, in the case of Groovy, self.kind worked fine for Enumeration comparisons in the simulation console, but not in the actual script. "Weird" indeed.