Template:Pf
{{#if}}
{{Pf}} is used to conveniently link to a ParserFunction, along the lines of {{tl}}. Pf stands for ParserFunction.
Usage
{{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 parameter}}, 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
Other formatting templates
{{#lsth:Template:Template-linking_templates|Other formatting templates}}