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Benzac: Created page with "It is possible to add entries from the dictionary with inline expressions. The expression has the syntax `{dic:{KEY}}` or {dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}} 2021-01-15T11:14:14Z Created page with "It is possible to add entries from the dictionary with inline expressions. The expression has the syntax <code>{dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</..." New page It is possible to add entries from the dictionary with inline expressions. The expression has the syntax <code>{dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. The <code>{KEY}</code> part must be replaced with the dictionary entry key and the <code>{DEFAULT_VALUE}</code> part can be replaced with the default value that is used if the entry is missing. If the entry is missing and no default value is indicated, the expression is removed. It is also possible to add colored dictionary entries with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. This feature is available since version '''0.1.120'''. Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions. Please see following example. == Example == === Screenshot === [[File:dictionary_inline_expressions.png|thumb|640px|none|Example Screenshot (Dictionary Inline Expressions)]] === Code === <syntaxhighlight lang="json"> { "headline": "Dictionary Inline Expressions", "dictionary": "http://msx.benzac.de/dic/test.json", "pages": [{ "items": [{ "layout": "0,0,12,6", "color": "msx-glass", "text": [ "Test Entry: '{dic:test}'.{br}", "Test Entry: '{dic:test|Not Found}'.{br}", "Missing Entry: '{dic:missing}'.{br}", "Missing Entry: '{dic:missing|Not Found}'.{br}", "Colored Test Entry: '{txt:msx-blue:dic:test}'.{br}", "Colored Test Entry: '{txt:msx-blue:dic:test|Not Found}'.{br}", "Colored Missing Entry: '{txt:msx-blue:dic:missing}'.{br}", "Colored Missing Entry: '{txt:msx-blue:dic:missing|Not Found}'.{br}", "Complex Test Entry: '{col:msx-white}{dix:test}{ico:msx-red:error} {txt:msx-red:Not Found}{dix}{col}'.{br}", "Complex Missing Entry: '{col:msx-white}{dix:missing}{ico:msx-red:error} {txt:msx-red:Not Found}{dix}{col}'.{br}" ] }] }] } </syntaxhighlight> === Demo === * Launch via App: https://msx.benzac.de/?start=content:https://msx.benzac.de/info/xp/data/hidden_feature_11.json * Launch via Demo Page: https://msx.benzac.de/info/?start=content:https://msx.benzac.de/info/xp/data/hidden_feature_11.json

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                          "Complex Test Entry: '{col:msx-white}{dix:test}{ico:msx-red:error} {txt:msx-red:Not Found}{dix}{col}'.{br}",
                          "Complex Missing Entry: '{col:msx-white}{dix:missing}{ico:msx-red:error} {txt:msx-red:Not Found}{dix}{col}'.{br}",
-                         "Insertion Test Entry: '{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}Missing entry with 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}'.{br}",
+                         "Insertion Test Entry: '{col:msx-white}{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}Missing entry with 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}{col}'.{br}",
-                         "Insertion Missing Entry: '{dix:missing|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}Missing entry with 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}'.{br}"
+                         "Insertion Missing Entry: '{col:msx-white}{dix:missing|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}Missing entry with 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}{col}'.{br}"
+                     ]
                  }]

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 Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.
-Since version '''0.1.160''', you can also insert strings into a translated or default value with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}|{INSERTION_1}|{INSERTION_2}|{INSERTION_3}|...}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. To reference the insertions, the inline expression <code>{#{INSERTION_POSITION}}</code> have to be used (e.g. <code>{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}This text contains 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}</code>).
+Since version '''0.1.160''', you can also insert strings into a translated or default value with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}|{INSERTION_1}|{INSERTION_2}|{INSERTION_3}|...}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. To reference the insertions, the inline expression <code>{#{INSERTION_POSITION}}</code> has to be used (e.g. <code>{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}This text contains 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}</code>). Please note that it is not possible to reference an insertion multiple times.
 Please see following example.

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 Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.
-Since version '''0.1.160''', you can also insert strings into a translated or default value with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}|{INSERTION_1}|{INSERTION_2}|{INSERTION_3}|...}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. To reference the insertions, the inline expression <code>{#{INSERTION_POSITION}}</code> have to be used (e.g. <code>{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}This text contains 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}</code>)
+Since version '''0.1.160''', you can also insert strings into a translated or default value with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}|{INSERTION_1}|{INSERTION_2}|{INSERTION_3}|...}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. To reference the insertions, the inline expression <code>{#{INSERTION_POSITION}}</code> have to be used (e.g. <code>{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}This text contains 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}</code>).
 Please see following example.

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 Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.
-Since version '''0.1.160''', you can also insert strings with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}|{INSERTION_1}|{INSERTION_2}|{INSERTION_3}|...}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. To reference the insertions, the inline expression <code>{#{INSERTION_POSITION}}</code> have to be used (e.g. <code>{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}This text contains 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}</code>)
+Since version '''0.1.160''', you can also insert strings into a translated or default value with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}|{INSERTION_1}|{INSERTION_2}|{INSERTION_3}|...}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. To reference the insertions, the inline expression <code>{#{INSERTION_POSITION}}</code> have to be used (e.g. <code>{dix:insertion|Insertion 1|Insertion 2|Insertion 3}This text contains 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}</code>)
 Please see following example.

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	Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.		Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.
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		+	Since version '''0.1.160''', you can also insert strings with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}\|{INSERTION_1}\|{INSERTION_2}\|{INSERTION_3}\|...}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. To reference the insertions, the inline expression <code>{#{INSERTION_POSITION}}</code> have to be used (e.g. <code>{dix:insertion\|Insertion 1\|Insertion 2\|Insertion 3}This text contains 3 insertions: {#1}, {#2}, and {#3}.{dix}</code>)

	Please see following example.		Please see following example.

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−	It is possible to add entries from the dictionary with inline expressions. The expression has the syntax <code>{dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. The <code>{KEY}</code> part must be replaced with the dictionary entry key and the <code>{DEFAULT_VALUE}</code> part can be replaced with the default value that is used if the entry is missing. If the entry is missing and no default value is indicated, the expression is removed. It is also possible to add colored dictionary entries with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.120'''.	+	It is possible to add entries from the dictionary with inline expressions. The expression has the syntax <code>{dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. The <code>{KEY}</code> part must be replaced with the dictionary entry key and the <code>{DEFAULT_VALUE}</code> part can be replaced with the default value that is used if the entry is missing. If the entry is missing and no default value is indicated, the expression is removed. It is also possible to add colored dictionary entries with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.120'''.

	Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.		Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.

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−	It is possible to add entries from the dictionary with inline expressions. The expression has the syntax <code>{dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. The <code>{KEY}</code> part must be replaced with the dictionary entry key and the <code>{DEFAULT_VALUE}</code> part can be replaced with the default value that is used if the entry is missing. If the entry is missing and no default value is indicated, the expression is removed. It is also possible to add colored dictionary entries with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. This feature is available since version '''0.1.120'''.	+	It is possible to add entries from the dictionary with inline expressions. The expression has the syntax <code>{dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. The <code>{KEY}</code> part must be replaced with the dictionary entry key and the <code>{DEFAULT_VALUE}</code> part can be replaced with the default value that is used if the entry is missing. If the entry is missing and no default value is indicated, the expression is removed. It is also possible to add colored dictionary entries with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}}</code> or <code>{txt:{COLOR}:dic:{KEY}{{pipe}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.120'''.

	Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.		Since version '''0.1.123''', you can also wrap dictionary default values with this extended inline expression <code>{dix:{KEY}}{DEFAULT_VALUE}{dix}</code>. The suffix <code>{dix}</code> can also be omitted if it is at the end of the content string. This allows you to set complex default values that use other inline expressions.