Suchergebnisse

…= {{#vardefine:prefix|<dl>}}{{#vardefine:lineprefix|<dt>}}{{#vardefine:delimiter|<br /><nowiki> </nowiki><dd>}}{{#vardefine:suffix|</dl>}} …vardefine:lineprefix|<li><!--Please use<nowiki> </nowiki>-->}}{{#vardefine:delimiter|<nowiki> </nowiki>to mark<nowiki> </nowiki>}}{{#vardefine:suffix|</ul>}}

'delimiter', 'delimiter',

…t allows one to encode the [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Tables|wiki table]] delimiter "<code>|-</code>" within template parameters and parser functions. If it is

…to use "<code>&amp;#124;&amp;#124;</code>". However the "<code>||</code>" delimiter for a [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Tables|Wiki table]] has to be [[:Category

<br/>There is a ''separator'' parameter that can be used to specify the [[Delimiter|separator character]] placed between each link:<br/>

local delimiter = _private[self].attributes.delimiter or _CFG.global.defaultDelimiter or '' line = attr .. '=' .. table.concat(tmpvals, delimiter) -- '1,2,3,' .. #val .. '-<pre>' .. require('Module:TableTools').printTable

delimiter = ',', -- see to it, that the delimiter is not a character, that will be encoded by mw.text.encode. CargoUtil.store

delimiter = ',', -- see to it, that the delimiter is not a character, that will be encoded by mw.text.encode. CargoUtil.store description = 'The default delimiter used on multivalue fields. Can be overwritten by each paramter. ', -- do no

….parameter[param].sf and _CFG.parameter[param].sf.delimiter or _CFG.global.delimiter) .. ') of ' .. paramData.cargo_type …er[fieldname].sf and _CFG.parameter[fieldname].sf.delimiter or _CFG.global.delimiter

delimiter = ',', -- see to it, that the delimiter is not a character, that will be encoded by mw.text.encode. CargoUtil.store

…avboxes cured the problem). Use of the <code>hlist</code> class avoids the delimiter transclusion issue altogether, as the delimiters are rendered via CSS.