Difference between revisions of "Template:SetProp/doc"

Revision as of 14:05, 28 June 2012

This is a wrapper-template that calls {{SetProp/single}} to automatically set property values.

It has a fixed-set of properties it supports, and can be expanded when needed in code...

Some properties are fit to assign multiple values to, using a sep, but those of type Boolean are obviously not...

Supported properties of type Boolean will always automatically be set to "false" as default when not explicitly set.

Type the below code somewhere on a page:

{{SetProp
|propname=propvalues
|propname=propvalues
|...
}}

It supports this optional named-parameter:

sep
The default separator used in the propvalues to separate single-values from each other.

It defaults to a comma ','

It currently supports these properties:

IsGameMenu (Boolean)
IsinGameMenu ⇐ Default separator is a ^ when no over-ride is used in sep, be careful this property can use a comma in its valid value!
RequiresTech
RequiresObj
RepairedWith
IsLiftable / IsLiftableWhenEmpty (Boolean)

See the example(s) in the documentation of {{SetProp/single}}, this template just passes known properties with their values to it.

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 :This is a wrapper-template that calls {{t|SetProp/single}} to automatically set property values.
 :It has a ''fixed-set'' of properties it supports, and can be expanded when needed in code...
+:Some properties are fit to assign multiple values to, using a '''sep''', but those of type [[Special:Types/Boolean|Boolean]] are obviously not...
+:Supported properties of type [[Special:Types/Boolean|Boolean]] will <u>always automatically be set to "false" as default when not explicitly set</u>.
 ==Syntax==
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 :*:It defaults to a comma '''',''''
 ===Supported propname's===
-Some properties are fit to assign multiple values to using a '''sep''', but those of type [[Special:Types/Boolean|Boolean]] are obviously not...
 :It currently supports these properties:
 :*[[Property:IsGameMenu|IsGameMenu]] ('''Boolean''')