Plantilya:Module link expanded/dok

Plantilya:Module link expanded (edit | talk | history | links | watch | logs) (often abbreviated {{mlx}}) is used to display a module name as a link surrounded by braces with the {{#invoke}} parser function, thus showing the module name as code rather than actually invoking it. Its primary use is in instruction and documentation where it is used to refer to a module by name without invoking it. It is also supports the definition of a function and parameters.

Examples

Code	Result	Notes
{{mlx|Example}}	{{#invoke:Example|function}}	Usage without function name. This does not produce a usable invocation.
{{mlx|Example|hello}}	{{#invoke:Example|hello}}	Usage with a function name.
{{mlx|Example|count_fruits|4=bananas=5|5=apples=10}}	{{#invoke:Example|count_fruits|bananas=5|apples=10}}	Usage with a function name and parameters.
{{mlx|Example|count_fruits|bananas{{=}}5|apples{{=}}510}}	{{#invoke:Example|count_fruits|bananas=5|apples=10}}	Usage with a function name and parameters, using {{=}}.

TemplateData

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TemplateData for Module link expanded

This template displays a module name as a link surrounded by braces with the {{#invoke}} parser function, thus showing how the module name would be used in code. Its primary use is in instruction and documentation.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
module name	1	the module name without the namespace prefix “Module:”, which is added automatically	String	required
function name	2	the function name within the module to call	String	required
parameter 1	3	the name (and value) of the first parameter, use {{=}} to add an equal sign	String	optional
parameter 2	4	the name (and value) of the second parameter, use {{=}} to add an equal sign	String	optional
parameter 3	5	the name (and value) of the third parameter, use {{=}} to add an equal sign	String	optional

See also

• {{ml}} – similar function but not surrounded in <code>...</code> tags
• {{mfl}} – similar to {{ml}} but creates a link to the function's documentation
• {{tlx}} – a version of this template for templates instead of modules