This documentation is transcluded from Module:For/doc. Changes can be proposed in the talk page.
This template is imported from Module:For on Wikipedia.
This template is imported from the English Wikipedia. Although the visual appearance might be different, the functionality is identical. Please refer to the Module:For page on Wikipedia for detailed documentation.
Module:For implements the {{For}} template.
local mArguments --initialize lazily
local mHatlist = require('Module:Hatnote list')
local mHatnote = require('Module:Hatnote')
local yesNo = require('Module:Yesno')
local p = {}
--Implements {{For}} from the frame
--uses capitalized "For" to avoid collision with Lua reserved word "for"
function p.For (frame)
mArguments = require('Module:Arguments')
return p._For(mArguments.getArgs(frame))
end
--Implements {{For}} but takes a manual arguments table
function p._For (args)
local use = args[1]
if (not use) then
return mHatnote.makeWikitextError(
'no context parameter provided. Use {{other uses}} for "other uses" hatnotes.',
'Template:For#Errors',
args.category
)
end
local pages = {}
function two (a, b) return a, b, 1 end --lets us run ipairs from 2
for k, v in two(ipairs(args)) do table.insert(pages, v) end
local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
local skipCat = title.isTalkPage or title.namespace == 2 --don't categorise talk pages and userspace
local oddCat = skipCat and '' or '[[Category:Hatnote templates using unusual parameters]]'
local category = yesNo(args.category)
return mHatnote._hatnote(
mHatlist.forSeeTableToString({{use = use, pages = pages}}),
{
selfref = args.selfref,
icon = 'WikimediaUI-ArticleDisambiguation-ltr.svg'
}
) .. (
(use == 'other uses') and ((category == true) or (category == nil)) and
oddCat or ''
)
end
return p