Re: [Semediawiki-user] Reusing parameter set in recursive template call

[Erwin O. <eo...@ar...>]

Hi Ad,

Thanks! That would indeed get the parameter names and values over to TemB,
but in TemB they must be individually referenceable as {{{par1}}} etc., as
TemB might also be invoked directly from a wiki page.

Erwin

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Ad Strack van Schijndel [mailto:ad....@gm...]
Verzonden: vrijdag 7 juni 2013 10:21
Aan: Erwin Oord
CC: Semantic MediaWiki users
Onderwerp: Re: [Semediawiki-user] Reusing parameter set in recursive
template call

Hi Erwin,

A suggestion might be to have two parameters: one with a list of parameter
names and one with a list of corresponding values. Then you won't have the
problem you describe and it shouldn't be too big a problem to use the
params with their values in TempB.

Ad


On 6 jun. 2013, at 16:22, Erwin Oord <eo...@ar...> wrote:

> Hi all,
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> I would really appreciate if anyone could help me out here!
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> I am trying to invoke a template TemB from within a template TemA,
> passing the whole named parameter set from TemA to TemB. This appears
> to be not so easy as it sounds since there is no way to reference "all
parameters".
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> Luckily, I have an comma-separated list of the parameter names. So I
> can use an arraymap function to construct the parameter list for
template TemB.
> I use the {{!}} template to set the new separator to a pipe:
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>    {{TemB|{{#arraymap: <<parameternameslist>>|,|xqx|xqx={{{xqx|}}} |
> {{!}} }} }}
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> The output looks something like {{TemB|par1=abc|par2=def|par3=ghi}}
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> Problem is that, although the output looks excellent, it doesn't work
> because the pipes created with the {{!}} template are interpreted as
> text, not wikicode. Displaying {{{par1}}} from within TemB results in
> "abc|par2=def|par3=ghi" as the pipes are not recognised as separators.
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> Anyone have a solution?
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> Thanks,
>
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> Erwin
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