Am Mittwoch, 2. April 2014 20:00:56 UTC+2 schrieb PMario:
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> do I?
>
I thought so.
> Javascript macros are global and the macro syntax is well known by users.
>
I did not want a javascript macro. I want something the user can easily
change, so templates are, for me, a nice means to achieve that.
>
>
>> The main question is: Why is it || and not| in transclusion. In Linking
>> we have just have one |.
>>
>> So I got the idea of putting stuff between those 2 pipes.
>>
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> I could see your intention. IMO the TW syntax is already too complicated
> to remember.
>
YES!
> I think, it doesn't make sense, to have 2 mechanisms, that look different,
> but do the same thing. It's only confusing.
>
YES! That's why I'm wondering about the double pipes. I often type [[text
to display||real link]] because I'm so used to the double pipes of the
transclusion.
we have a very similar syntax for filtered lists
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> - {{{ [tag[mechanism]] }}}
> - {{{ [tag[mechanism]] ||TemplateTitle}}}
>
>
SHOULD we get the ability to put something between the pipes, of course it
should work here as well. Otherwise I'd suggest to use one pipe.
OTOH: Global Macros might help.
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