Inyandikorugero:Pf

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{{Pf}} is used to conveniently link to a ParserFunction, along the lines of {{tl}}. Pf stands for ParserFunction.

Usage hindura

{{Pf|parser function}}, this creates a direct link to the relevant function, omit # and colon, e.g. use {{Pf|ifexpr}} to get {{#ifexpr}}.

{{Pf|parser function|1st parameter|2nd parameter|3rd parameter|4th parametr}}, this creates a link with parameters include, e.g. use {{Pf|ifexpr|1+1>1|true|false}} to get {{#ifexpr:1+1>1|true|false}}. For parameters with equals signs, use {{Pf|1=parser function|2=1st parameter|3=2nd parameter|4=3rd parameter|5=4th parametr}}, e.g. use {{Pf|1=ifexpr|2=1+1=1|3=1+1=1|4=1+1!=1}} to get {{#ifexpr:1+1=1|1+1=1|1+1!=1}}.

Use |_code=yes to wrap the output in <code>...</code> tags, e.g. {{Pf|ifexpr|1+1>1|true|false|_code=yes}}produces {{#ifexpr:1+1>1|true|false}}.

Input	Output
`{{Pf\|expr}}`	{{#expr}}
`{{Pf\|if}}`	{{#if}}
`{{Pf\|ifeq}}`	{{#ifeq}}
`{{Pf\|iferror}}`	{{#iferror}}
`{{Pf\|ifexpr}}`	{{#ifexpr}}
`{{Pf\|ifexist}}`	{{#ifexist}}
`{{Pf\|rel2abs}}`	{{#rel2abs}}
`{{Pf\|switch}}`	{{#switch}}
`{{Pf\|time}}`	{{#time}}
`{{Pf\|titleparts}}`	{{#titleparts}}
`{{Pf\|lc}}`	{{lc}}
`{{Pf\|uc}}`	{{uc}}
`{{Pf\|lcfirst}}`	{{lcfirst}}
`{{Pf\|ucfirst}}`	{{ucfirst}}
`{{Pf\|urlencode}}`	{{urlencode}}
`{{Pf\|anchorencode}}`	{{anchorencode}}
`{{Pf\|ns}}`	{{ns}}
`{{Pf\|localurl}}`	{{localurl}}
`{{Pf\|localurle}}`	{{localurle}}
`{{Pf\|fullurl}}`	{{fullurl}}
`{{Pf\|fullurle}}`	{{fullurle}}
`{{Pf\|language}}`	{{#language}}
`{{Pf\|pagesincategory}}`	{{pagesincategory}}
`{{Pf\|pagesincat}}`	{{pagesincat}}
`{{Pf\|section}}`	{{#section}}
`{{Pf\|section-x}}`	{{#section-x}}
`{{Pf\|section-h}}`	{{#section-h}}
`{{Pf\|lst}}`	{{#lst}}
`{{Pf\|lstx}}`	{{#lstx}}
`{{Pf\|lsth}}`	{{#lsth}}

See also hindura

Other formatting templates hindura

Templates producing specialised formatting effects for given templates, modules or parameters
Code example	Effect	Notes
`{{tl2\|Hatnote\|lang=fr}}`	`{{hatnote}}`	Supports linking to sister projects (e.g., fr:Hatnote)
`{{demo\|<nowiki>{{Hatnote\|lang=fr\|Some text}}</nowiki>}}`	{{hatnote\|lang=fr\|Some text}} Some text	Shows code and example
`{{tln\|Hatnote}}`	Template:Hatnote	Produces a normal link to the template
`{{elc\|Template:Hatnote}}` `{{elc\|Template:Hatnote\|Hatnote}}`	`[[Template:Hatnote]]` `[[Template:Hatnote\|Hatnote]]`	Formats wikilink, with optional piped link text and blended suffix
`{{ml\|Example\|hello}}`	{{#invoke:Example\|hello}}	Counterpart to {{tl}} for linking to Lua modules
`{{mlx\|Example\|hello}}`	`{{#invoke:Example\|hello}}`	Counterpart to {{tlx}} for linking to Lua modules
`{{para\|title\|<var>book title</var>}}`	`\|title=book title`	Formats template parameters for display, with or without values
`{{sclx\|LASTING}}`	`[[WP:LASTING]]`	Takes a shortcut suffix in project namespace and displays it with brackets and the WP: alias in a `<code>...</code>` tag.
`{{tag\|ref}}` `{{xtag\|templatedata}}`	`<ref>...</ref>` `<templatedata>`	Formats [X]HTML tags; can add content, choose opening, closing, or self-closing
`{{dtl\|Ping project}}`	{{d:Ping project}}	Wikidata counterpart to {{tl}}
`{{pf\|if}}` `{{pf\|if\|{{{1}}}\|true\|false}}`	{{#if}} {{#if:{{{1}}}\|true\|false}}	Parser function equivalent to {{tl}}
`{{magic word\|uc:}}`	{{uc:}}	Magic word links

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