set_false_path -from {ModA:ModA_inst|reg_src[144..244]} -to {ModB:ModB_inst|*} ?

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I have a 2048 bit register that has a range of signals that need to be part of a false path.

Instead of creating 100 lines like this:

set_false_path -from {ModA:ModA_inst|reg_src[144]} -to {ModB:ModB_inst|*}

set_false_path -from {ModA:ModA_inst|reg_src[145]} -to {ModB:ModB_inst|*}

...

set_false_path -from {ModA:ModA_inst|reg_src[243]} -to {ModB:ModB_inst|*}

set_false_path -from {ModA:ModA_inst|reg_src[244]} -to {ModB:ModB_inst|*}

Is there an SDC syntax to do something like this?

set_false_path -from {ModA:ModA_inst|reg_src[144..244]} -to {ModB:ModB_inst|*}

Thanks!

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Here's a quick snippet of my code for You to understand.

set TOTAL_CHANNELS 8
for {set i 0} {$i < $TOTAL_CHANNELS} {incr i} {
   create_clock -period 12.345 -name "TS_IN_CLK_${i}" "]
   set_input_delay -min 0.00  -clock  "]
   set_input_delay -max 0.00  -clock  "]
   set_input_delay -min 0.00  -clock  "]
   set_input_delay -max 0.00  -clock  "]
}