Template:!
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| + | This is an auxiliary template allowing to encode "<code>|</code>" | ||
| + | within template parameters. It is '''unnecessary''' to get a | ||
| + | "<code>|</code>" in these cases, better use "<code>&#124;</code>" | ||
| + | for this purpose. However the "<code>|</code>" delimiter for a | ||
| + | Wiki table has to be escaped by a template if it's used | ||
| + | within a template. | ||
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| + | Note that there's no such problem with "<code>!</code>" (exclamation mark), it | ||
| + | only affects "<code>|</code>" (vertical bar) in conjunction | ||
| + | with the default parameter mechanism within tables. | ||
| + | |||
| + | For obvious reasons this is a '''high risk template''', | ||
| + | and it cannot be substituted. | ||
| + | </noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 05:58, 13 September 2007
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This is an auxiliary template allowing to encode "|"
within template parameters. It is unnecessary to get a
"|" in these cases, better use "|"
for this purpose. However the "|" delimiter for a
Wiki table has to be escaped by a template if it's used
within a template.
Note that there's no such problem with "!" (exclamation mark), it
only affects "|" (vertical bar) in conjunction
with the default parameter mechanism within tables.
For obvious reasons this is a high risk template, and it cannot be substituted.
