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Expr – Module with functions for any kind of expression in addition to the functionality offered by #expr parser functions.

Functions for templates

The standard functions are supposed to be used in #invoke and retrieve those parameters. Whitespace ahead and after any content is ignored.

base62

Coding und decoding according toBase62.

• 1 – figure to be converted
• 2 – (optional) D2B for decimal-into-base62; Vorgabe: base62-into-decimal

max

Retrieve maximum of a set of figures.

All unnamed parameters are used for extremum calculation.

• Parameter values may be empty or can contain expressions, which can be evaluated by #expr parser function.
• Both ASCII minus U+002D and U+2212 − are accepted.
• Options are available as named parameters:
  • minus – minus sign coding in result; see below
  • zeroBlank=1 – present zero as empty value

The return value is an empty string (nothing), if no parameter at all or only empty values were provided. An error message for invalid #expr might occur as well. Otherwise that is the determined number in the specified formatting.

min

Retrieve minimum in the same way as max.

Direct transclusion in templates

TemplateMax

Like max, but specific to Template:Max – use all parameters of the template around.

TemplateMin

Like min, but specific to Template:Min – use all parameters of the template around.

Unicode minus

The minus sign is treated as follows:

• On input values they may be used at will.
• If any input value contains a Unicode minus U+2212, this encoding will be used in the result.
• Optional minus=1
  Use Unicode minus only for resulting string.
• Optional minus=-
  Use ASCII hyphen only for resulting string.

A result with Unicode minus is by nature always a string.

Examples (test page)

A test page illustrates practical use.

Functions for Lua modules (API)

All functions documented above may be used via require() in other Modules:

local lucky, Expr = pcall( require, "Module:Expr" )
if lucky then
    Expr = Expr.Expr
else
    -- Error; Expr contains error message
    return "<span class='error'>" .. Expr .. "</span>"
end

Then there is available:

Expr( f, a )

f – string with function name, as above

a – table with parameter assignments

• Values are not supposed to be of string type, but may contain a number itself.
• Return values may be of type number or could be strings or false.

Usage

General library; no limitations.

Dependencies

None.