Predefinição:Tlx
{tlx|template|first parameter|second|third|fourth|fifth|sixth|seventh|eight|ninth} → {template|first parameter|second|third|fourth|fifth|sixth|seventh|eight|ninth}
Purpose and naming
Mnemonically 'Template link expanded'... after {tl}
- This template takes another template-name and some associated pipe-tricked (numbered) parameters (or 'pass parameters'), and displays them as an 'example demonstration' of how the template-name template could be coded, literally. Its primary use is in instruction and documentation.
- Specifics: Up to five pass parameters (numbered or nowiki-keywords) for the specified template are displayed as 'placeholders', and over 5 parameters can be displayed using a coded vertical-bar (as in "|..."). A keyword parameter can be used, when tagged as a nowiki-keyword: "<nowiki>siz=10<\nowiki>" with each keyword parameter surrounded by "<nowiki>" tags; see Examples at bottom. For more details, see the this talk page.
- Exceptions: If the intended template lists numerous/keyword parameters, then perhaps this template should really not be used, and just hardcode the usage with
<code><nowiki></code>, for example: <code><nowiki><code><nowiki>{Anytemplate|arg1=23|siz=250px|other parameters...}</nowiki></code>. If a vertical display, with parameters on their own lines, is desired, this can also be laid out manually in this manner, or more rapidly done with<pre>...</pre>.
- If given no additional parameters except
'template name' ({1}),it presents the same as the similar {Tl} macro template -- a blue link nested in curly-braces-- the same as a user would apply the template without parameters, but with a noticably clearer font and spacing on most modern browsers.
- Comparatively,
{Tl}will not take or display additional parameters, and for minor technical reasons, may be preferred for mere listing and referencing in long pages involving a lot of template expansions.
{Tlx}has a named parameter subst. Setting this parameter to any string of length 1 or greater will place the string "subst:" before the template name, linked to Ajuda:Substituição. This is useful to indicate when a template should be substituted. For example{Tlx|Welcome|subst=Y}will display{subst:Welcome}.
- Additionally, Tlx will take a 'named' parameter 'SISTER' to link interwiki to other sister projects such as one of these examples: '|SISTER=W:', 'Tlx|SISTER=M:', 'Tlx|SISTER=Q:', 'Tlx|SISTER=S:', allowing documentation or discourse about a template across interwiki boundaries. Small 'front end' Shell or convience templates
{Tlxw}and{Tlxm}are typing-aid templates available at Meta for automatic substitution in discussions about templates on Wikipedia or Meta.
This usage also applies to interwiki capable template variations:
- {Tlxc} -- que contém links para templates na Wikimedia Commons (O Commons).
- {Tlxm} -- que contém links para templates no Meta
- {Tlxw} -- que contém links para templates na Wikipedia
Documentação
{Tlx}
is a generalization of {Tl|x}, {Tlp|x|y},
etcetera with arguably better readable
output. This depends on the browser, but too narrow
uses of "{", "|", "}" in conjunction
with links can be hard to read.
Usage
{Tlx|template name}{Tlx|template name|param}{Tlx|template name|1|2|3}{Tlx|template name|1|2|3|more}{Tlx|template name|param=value}
Up to three placeholders for parameters of the specified template
Examples
- Note
- On the source sister projects, en.wikipedia and Meta, X0, X1, X2,..., X9 are sandbox templates for experimentation on involved templates that need be in template space. An auto-cleansing software facility exists that might be used to duplicate the facility on other Sister projects.
| Code | Result | Remark |
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{Tlx|x0}
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{x0}
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{Tlx|Abc}
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{Abc}
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{Tlx|ABC}
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{ABC}
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{Tlx|AbC}
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{AbC}
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{Tlx|x1|one}
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{x1|one}
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{Tlx|x2|one|two}
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{x2|one|two}
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{Tlx|x3|1
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{x3|1|2|3}
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{Tlx|x4|1
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SISTER=W:|x4|1|2|3|4} | up to 5 parameters, then ... |
{Tlx|x4|1
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{x4|1|2|3|4}
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| for more
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{Tlx|x1|x=u}
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{x1}
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= won't work |
{Tlx|x1|x=u}
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{x1|x=u}
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= is okay
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{Tlx|x1|x{=}u}
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{x1|x=u}
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{=} is okay
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{Tlx|x1|<nowiki>x=u</nowiki>}
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{x1|x=u}
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sticky nowiki is okay |
{Tlx|x2| |two}
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{x2|two}
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empty won't work |
{Tlx|x2| |two}
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{x2| |two}
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  is okay
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{Tlx|x2| |two}
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{x2| |two}
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is okay
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{Tlx|x2| | two}
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{x2| | two}
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| is okay
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{Tlx|x2| {!} two}
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{x2| | two}
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{!} is dubious
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{Tlx|x2|2=|3=two}
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{x2|two}
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empty really doesn't work |
{Tlx|x2|2=one|two}
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{x2|two}
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two overrides "2=one" |
{Tlx|x2|3=two|2=one}
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{x2|one|two}
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right to left okay |
Ver também
- {Lp} - para criar ligações para outras predefinições sem a necessidade de parâmetros;
- {Lpu} ou {tlu} – para ligações semelhantes a páginas que não são predefinições;
- {Lpp} ou {tlp} – para indicar a necessidade de um parâmetro;
- {Lps} ou {tls} – para indicar que a predefinição deve ser substituída;
- {Tn} - igual a
{Lp}mas com os colchetes como parte do link; - {tlf} ou {tld} ou {tlc}- para citar a predefinição sem o link para a mesma;