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==Function {{{name}}}==
<noinclude>
=Template Usage=
''You should always write the description as though the words "This function..." are automatically supplied by the template.''


Refer to [[Help:Editing]] for more detailed documentation.
==Example==
<pre>{{MacroFunction
|name=exampleFunction
|proposed=true
|deprecated=
[[newFunction|newFunction()]]
|trusted=true
|version=1.3b50
|compatibility=1.3b52
|description=
This is an example function.  It doesn't actually exist as a function in MapTool.
If you put a bulleted list here, don't end the description with the list.
MediaWiki encloses this parameter inside a DIV block and it will put the close
DIV tag inside the last LI.  For this reason, you may see description
parameters whose values contain a bulleted list followed by a line
that contains only, "&amp;nbsp;"
{{__TOC__}}
|usage=
<source lang="mtmacro" line>
exampleFunction(param1, param2)
</source>


{{{description|}}}
|example=
This example doesn't really do anything.
<source lang="mtmacro" line>
[h: exampleVariable = "a,b,c"]
[r: exampleFunction(exampleVariable, reverse)]
</source>
Returns:
<source lang="mtmacro" line>
c,b,a
</source>


|also=
[[linkToRelatedArticle|Display Name of Related Article]]
|changes=
* '''1.3b52''' - Added reverse parameter.
}}</pre>
=Source=
</noinclude>{{#ifeq: {{{proposed|}}} | true | {{ProposedChange}} |}}{{#if: {{{deprecated|}}} | {{Deprecated|{{{deprecated}}} |}} |}}
=={{{name}}}() Function==
{{#ifeq: {{{trusted|}}} | true | {{TrustedFunction}} |}}
{{#if: {{{version|}}} | <div class="template_version">• '''Introduced in version {{{version|}}}'''</div> |}}
{{#if: {{{compatibility|}}} | <div class="template_compatibility">• '''Last checked for compatibility with version {{{compatibility|}}}'''</div> |}}<div class="template_description">{{{description|}}}</div>
===Usage===
===Usage===
{{{usage}}}
{{{usage}}}
{{#if: {{{example|}}} |
===Example===
<div class="template_example">{{{example|}}}</div> |}}
{{#if: {{{examples|}}} |


===Examples===
===Examples===
{{{examples|''(none)''}}}
<div class="template_examples">{{{examples|}}}</div> |}}
 
{{#if: {{{also|}}} |
<includeonly>[[Category:Macro Function]]</includeonly>
===See Also===
<div class="template_also">{{{also|}}}</div> |}}
{{#if: {{{changes|}}} |
===Version Changes===
<div class="template_changes">
{{{changes|}}}
</div> |}}
<includeonly>[[Category:Macro Function]]__NOEDITSECTION__</includeonly>
<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Latest revision as of 07:52, 6 March 2019

Template Usage

You should always write the description as though the words "This function..." are automatically supplied by the template.

Refer to Help:Editing for more detailed documentation.

Example

{{MacroFunction
|name=exampleFunction
|proposed=true
|deprecated=
[[newFunction|newFunction()]]
|trusted=true
|version=1.3b50
|compatibility=1.3b52
|description=
This is an example function.  It doesn't actually exist as a function in MapTool.
If you put a bulleted list here, don't end the description with the list.
MediaWiki encloses this parameter inside a DIV block and it will put the close
DIV tag inside the last LI.  For this reason, you may see description
parameters whose values contain a bulleted list followed by a line
that contains only, "&nbsp;"
{{__TOC__}}
|usage=
<source lang="mtmacro" line>
exampleFunction(param1, param2)
</source>

|example=
This example doesn't really do anything.
<source lang="mtmacro" line>
[h: exampleVariable = "a,b,c"]
[r: exampleFunction(exampleVariable, reverse)]
</source>
Returns:
<source lang="mtmacro" line>
c,b,a
</source>

|also=
[[linkToRelatedArticle|Display Name of Related Article]]

|changes=
* '''1.3b52''' - Added reverse parameter.
}}

Source

{{{name}}}() Function

Usage

{{{usage}}}