Template:Xpd/doc
This {{xpd}} (expansion demo) shows the call of a variable, parser function or template and its result, for documentation.
- Usage:
- {{xpd|left side|up to 3 additional parameters}}
Please note that for parser functions the first parameter belongs to the left side before "|".
Examples without additional parameters:
| {{xpd|tc}} | {{tc}} gives in
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| {{xpd|CURRENTDAY}} | {{CURRENTDAY}} gives 24
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| {{xpd|#expr:2*3}} | {{#expr:2*3}} gives 6
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| {{xpd|1=#expr:2+2=5}} | {{#expr:2+2=5}} gives 0
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| {{xpd|1=#expr:2+2=4}} | {{#expr:2+2=4}} gives 1
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| {{xpd|urlencode:!}} | {{urlencode:!}} gives %21
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| {{xpd|uc:abc}} | {{uc:abc}} gives ABC
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{{subst:xpd|uc:Upper Case|subst=subst:}} substitutes {{ subst:uc:Upper Case}} gives UPPER CASE
See Help:Substitution for several caveats wrt subst=subst:.
Note that, as always, a parameter containing "=" has to be explicitly named by putting, in this case, "1=" in front.
{{Xpdn}} can be used in the case of an expression in double braces which itself includes a pair of double braces (simple nested expressions). Use "|" for the inner "{{" and, if there is code after it, also for "}}".
| {{xpdn|#expr:24*|CURRENTDAY}} | {{#expr:24*{{CURRENTDAY}} |
| {{xpdn|#expr:24*|CURRENTDAY|-24}} | {{#expr:24*{{CURRENTDAY}}-24}} gives 552
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| {{xpdn|#expr:4*|#expr:not 0| >3}} | {{#expr: 4*{{#expr:not 0}} >3}} gives 1
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| {{xpdn|urlencode:|DIRMARK}} | {{urlencode:{{DIRMARK}} |
Examples with additional parameters (no nesting possible):
| {{xpd|#ifeq: 1.00|+1|okay}} | {{#ifeq: 1.00|+1|okay}} gives okay
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| {{xpd|#ifeq: this|that||false|s=is}} | {{#ifeq: this|that||false}} is false
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| {{xpd|t|b}} | {{t|b}} gives start-b-end
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| {{xpd|t2|b|c}} | {{t2|b|c}} gives Template:T2
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In the case of one or more named parameters, write all parameter definitions from that as value of the appropriate parameter number, e.g.:
- {{xpd|t link|2=wikt=abc|3=}} gives "{{
t link|wikt=abc|}} gives Template:T link"
Optional substitution with subst=subst: is not supported. The demo template shows what another template actually does, and not what it did some time ago.
Separator parameter
- Usage:
- {{xpd|left side|up to 3 additional parameters|s=separator}}
- {{xpdn|left side|nested part and optional last part|s=separator}}
- The default separator is "gives", use s== or similar to get "=" etc.
Examples with separator parameter:
| {{xpd|CURRENTDAY|s=is}} | {{CURRENTDAY}} is 24
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| {{xpd|1=#expr:2+2|s==}} | {{#expr:2+2}} = 4
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| {{xpdn|#expr:4*|#expr:not 0| >3 | yields}} | {{#expr: 4*{{#expr:not 0}} >3 }} yields 1
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