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== Usage from wikitext == | == Usage from wikitext == | ||
This module is not designed be used directly from wikitext even though <code>forSee</code> does take an initial <code>frame</code> argument and could potentially be used from wikitext, e.g.: | This module is not designed be used directly from wikitext even though <code>forSee</code> does take an initial <code>frame</code> argument and could potentially be used from wikitext, e.g.: | ||
*<code><nowiki>{{hatnote|PREFIX | *<code><nowiki>{{hatnote|PREFIX POSTFIX}}</nowiki></code> → {{hatnote|PREFIX POSTFIX}} | ||
== Usage from Lua == | == Usage from Lua == | ||
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===forSee=== | ===forSee=== | ||
<code>_forSee</code> takes three arguments: a table of trimmed arguments with blanks removed, a "from" number with the index to start at, and an options table, and returns a string with a number of "<code><nowiki>For X, see [[Y]]</nowiki></code>" sentences. The links are formatted using the methods from | <code>_forSee</code> takes three arguments: a table of trimmed arguments with blanks removed, a "from" number with the index to start at, and an options table, and returns a string with a number of "<code><nowiki>For X, see [[Y]]</nowiki></code>" sentences. The links are formatted using the methods from Module:Hatnote. | ||
As a convenience, the <code>forSee</code> method (without the leading underscore) takes the same arguments except with a frame instead of an args table, using <code>getArgs()</code> from | As a convenience, the <code>forSee</code> method (without the leading underscore) takes the same arguments except with a frame instead of an args table, using <code>getArgs()</code> from Module:Arguments to preprocess the arguments. | ||
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Usage from wikitext
This module is not designed be used directly from wikitext even though forSee does take an initial frame argument and could potentially be used from wikitext, e.g.:
{{hatnote|PREFIX POSTFIX}}→
Usage from Lua
To call the module, use
local mHatList = require('Module:Hatnote list') or similar, then access its methods through the mHatList variable (or whatever was used).
andList
andList takes a list in table form, and returns
Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag</ref>a string with the list separated with "and" and commas as appropriate.
orList
orList takes a list in table form, and returns a string with the list separated with "or" and commas as appropriate.
forSee
_forSee takes three arguments: a table of trimmed arguments with blanks removed, a "from" number with the index to start at, and an options table, and returns a string with a number of "For X, see [[Y]]" sentences. The links are formatted using the methods from Module:Hatnote.
As a convenience, the forSee method (without the leading underscore) takes the same arguments except with a frame instead of an args table, using getArgs() from Module:Arguments to preprocess the arguments.