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This template is a "subroutine" of {{Cite IETF}} used for conditionally generating an anchor name.
It is invoked as:
- {{Cite IETF/refanchor
- | Prefix = text used to prefix template result
- | Sep = text used to separate the document type and identifier
- | Id = <value of
|id=parameter> - | Rfc = <value of
|rfc=parameter> - | Std = <value of
|std=parameter> - | Bcp = <value of
|bcp=parameter> - | Fyi = <value of
|fyi=parameter> - | Draft = <value of
|draft=parameter> - | Ien = <value of
|ien=parameter> - | Rtr = <value of
|rtr=parameter>
- }}
It uses the following algorithm:
- If any of
|Rfc=,|Std=,|Bcp=,|Fyi=,|Draft=,|Ien=, or|Rtr=parameters are given, the template will display one of those parameter types and the associated value. - The template will give priority to the first of the parameters:
|Rfc=,|Std=,|Bcp=,|Fyi=,|Draft=,|Ien=, or|Rtr=in this order and use the first matching parameter. - If none of the above parameters are given and the
|Id=parameter is given the template will simply display that value. - If the
|Prefix=parameter is given the template output is prefixed with this value. - If the
|Sep=parameter is given, this value will be placed between the document type and identifier.
This "subroutine" is designed for {{Cite IETF}} and makes assumptions that may not be valid elsewhere.
Examples:
- "
{{Cite IETF/refanchor |Prefix = IETF |Rfc = 2119 |Bcp = 4}}" produces "IETF_RFC 2119". - "
{{Cite IETF/refanchor |Rfc = 2119}}" produces "RFC 2119".