Module:Flaglist - Revision history

MusikBot II: Changed protection settings for "Module:Flaglist": High-risk template or module: 9553 transclusions (more info) ([Edit=Require template editor access] (indefinite) [Move=Require template editor access] (indefinite))

2024-04-19T18:00:31Z

Changed protection settings for "Module:Flaglist": High-risk template or module: 9553 transclusions (more info) ([Edit=Require template editor access] (indefinite) [Move=Require template editor access] (indefinite))

← Previous revision	Revision as of 18:00, 19 April 2024
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MusikBot II: Protected "Module:Flaglist": High-risk template or module (more info) ([Edit=Require autoconfirmed or confirmed access] (indefinite))

2020-02-02T18:14:30Z

Protected "Module:Flaglist": High-risk template or module (more info) ([Edit=Require autoconfirmed or confirmed access] (indefinite))

← Previous revision	Revision as of 18:14, 2 February 2020
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Pppery: Fix code indentation

2019-04-27T17:25:07Z

Fix code indentation

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 function p.luawidth(size)
---For use within Lua
+	--For use within Lua
-if string.find(size,"^%d+x%d+px$") then -- width and height (eg. 20x10px)
+		w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)x%d+px")) + 2 -- (2px for borders)
-elseif string.find(size,"^%d+px$") then -- width only (eg. 20px)
+		w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)px")) + 2
-elseif string.find(size,"^x%d+px$") then -- height only (eg. x10px)
+		local h = tonumber(string.match(size,"x(%d+)px"))
 end
 function p.width(frame)
---For external use
+	--For external use
 end

Pppery: Pppery moved page Module:Flaglist/size to Module:Flaglist without leaving a redirect: It would have been simpler to fix the one usecase I missed rather than reverting me. "Module:Flaglist/size" meets G8 and thus is not a valid module title

2018-06-25T11:13:12Z

Pppery moved page Module:Flaglist/size to Module:Flaglist without leaving a redirect: It would have been simpler to fix the one usecase I missed rather than reverting me. "Module:Flaglist/size" meets G8 and thus is not a valid module title

← Previous revision	Revision as of 11:13, 25 June 2018
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Johnuniq: Johnuniq moved page Module:Flaglist to Module:Flaglist/size without leaving a redirect: apparently this needs to be Module:Flaglist/size to avoid errors with, for example, {{fb|SUI|align=yes}}

2018-06-25T05:12:06Z

Johnuniq moved page Module:Flaglist to Module:Flaglist/size without leaving a redirect: apparently this needs to be Module:Flaglist/size to avoid errors with, for example, {{fb|SUI|align=yes}}

← Previous revision	Revision as of 05:12, 25 June 2018
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Pppery: Pppery moved page Module:Flaglist/size to Module:Flaglist without leaving a redirect: Make this module not a subpage of a non-existant page

2018-06-25T01:45:19Z

Pppery moved page Module:Flaglist/size to Module:Flaglist without leaving a redirect: Make this module not a subpage of a non-existant page

← Previous revision	Revision as of 01:45, 25 June 2018
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Maiō T.: space instead of 4 pixels, see talk

2017-06-17T13:07:50Z

space instead of 4 pixels, see talk

← Previous revision		Revision as of 13:07, 17 June 2017
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	if string.find(size,"^%d+x%d+px$") then -- width and height (eg. 20x10px)		if string.find(size,"^%d+x%d+px$") then -- width and height (eg. 20x10px)
	-- use specified width		-- use specified width
	w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)x%d+px"))		w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)x%d+px")) + 2 -- (2px for borders)
	elseif string.find(size,"^%d+px$") then -- width only (eg. 20px)		elseif string.find(size,"^%d+px$") then -- width only (eg. 20px)
	-- use specified width		-- use specified width
	w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)px"))		w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)px")) + 2
	elseif string.find(size,"^x%d+px$") then -- height only (eg. x10px)		elseif string.find(size,"^x%d+px$") then -- height only (eg. x10px)
	-- assume a width based on the height		-- assume a width based on the height
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	w = math.floor(w+0.5) -- round to integer		w = math.floor(w+0.5) -- round to integer
	else -- empty or invalid input		else -- empty or invalid input
	w = 23 -- default width for flagicons		w = 25 -- default width for flagicons including borders
	end		end

	w = w + 6 -- minimum whitespace between icon and link
	return tostring(w)		return tostring(w)

Maiō T.: reducing of whitespace by one pixel; see Template talk:Flaglist

2017-06-04T11:03:18Z

reducing of whitespace by one pixel; see Template talk:Flaglist

← Previous revision		Revision as of 11:03, 4 June 2017
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	end		end

	w = w + 7 -- minimum whitespace between icon and link		w = w + 6 -- minimum whitespace between icon and link
	return tostring(w)		return tostring(w)

SiBr4 at 17:27, 12 September 2015

2015-09-12T17:27:50Z

← Previous revision		Revision as of 17:27, 12 September 2015
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	local w		local w
	local h

	if string.~~match~~(size,"^%d+x%d+px$") ~~~= nil~~ then -- width and height (eg. 20x10px)		if string.find(size,"^%d+x%d+px$") then -- width and height (eg. 20x10px)
	-- use specified width		-- use specified width
	w = string.~~gsub~~(size,"(%d+)x%d+px"~~,"%1"~~)		w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)x%d+px"))
	elseif string.~~match~~(size,"^%d+px$") ~~~= nil~~ then -- width only (eg. 20px)		elseif string.find(size,"^%d+px$") then -- width only (eg. 20px)
	-- use specified width		-- use specified width
	w = string.~~gsub~~(size,"(%d+)px"~~,"%1"~~)		w = tonumber(string.match(size,"(%d+)px"))
	elseif string.~~match~~(size,"^x%d+px$") ~~~= nil~~ then -- height only (eg. x10px)		elseif string.find(size,"^x%d+px$") then -- height only (eg. x10px)
	-- assume a width based on the height		-- assume a width based on the height
	h = string.~~gsub~~(size,"x(%d+)px"~~,"%1"~~)		local h = tonumber(string.match(size,"x(%d+)px"))
	w = h * 2.2		w = h * 2.2
	w = math.floor(w+0.5) -- round to integer		w = math.floor(w+0.5) -- round to integer
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	end		end

	w = w + 7 -- ~~extra~~ whitespace between icon and link		w = w + 7 -- minimum whitespace between icon and link
	return w		return tostring(w)

	end		end

SiBr4: Splitting function

2015-03-14T10:20:47Z

Splitting function

← Previous revision		Revision as of 10:20, 14 March 2015
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	local p = {}		local p = {}
⚫	function p.width( frame )

			function p.luawidth(size)
	local size
			--For use within Lua

	local w		local w
	local h		local h

⚫	~~size =~~ frame["args"][1]

	if string.match(size,"^%d+x%d+px$") ~= nil then -- width and height (eg. 20x10px)		if string.match(size,"^%d+x%d+px$") ~= nil then -- width and height (eg. 20x10px)
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	end		end

		⚫	function p.width(frame)
			--For external use

		⚫	return p.luawidth(frame["args"][1])

			end

	return p		return p