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| − | ''As of 2014 (verison 1.24) this was supposed to be built-in a "magic word" ... but for some reason it's not. Since it's not, this template is provided instead. | + | ''As of 2014 (verison 1.24) this was supposed to be built-in a "magic word" ... but for some reason it's not. Since it's not, this template is provided instead. |
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| + | All this template does is replace itself with a single "pipe" or "|" character, but this is valuable as it allows templates to take other templates as arguments. Without using this, the inner template's "|" will be counted as part of the outer template, breaking things. If this template is used instead of the "|" symbol (in the inner template), both templates can still work together.'' | ||
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Revision as of 19:01, 16 June 2020
As of 2014 (verison 1.24) this was supposed to be built-in a "magic word" ... but for some reason it's not. Since it's not, this template is provided instead.
All this template does is replace itself with a single "pipe" or "|" character, but this is valuable as it allows templates to take other templates as arguments. Without using this, the inner template's "|" will be counted as part of the outer template, breaking things. If this template is used instead of the "|" symbol (in the inner template), both templates can still work together. }}
