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Inside the code, neither the double nor the triple braces <code>{{ }}</code>, nor the vertical bar <code>{{!}}</code> are allowed because these are interpreted in special ways by the wiki software. | Inside the code, neither the double nor the triple braces <code>{{ }}</code>, nor the vertical bar <code>{{!}}</code> are allowed because these are interpreted in special ways by the wiki software. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:54, 15 November 2024
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Use this template to contain verbatim macro code in the Macros recipes pages.
This is similar to Template:Code, but without any syntax highlighting.
This template essentially creates a block of text surrounded by HTML <pre> ... </pre> tags, which the Addon Manager downloads and extracts.
Since content that includes an equals sign (=) is interpreted as a variable, you must specify the code= parameter explicitly to avoid issues.
Example:
Inside the code, neither the double nor the triple braces {{ }}, nor the vertical bar | are allowed because these are interpreted in special ways by the wiki software.
{{MacroCode|code=
a = {{"A"}, "B"}
if a:
Q = Qt.Ok | Qt.Cancel
}}
The <nowiki> ... </nowiki> tags can be added explicitly to allow displaying these special symbols.
{{MacroCode|code=
<nowiki>
a = {{"A"}, "B"}
if a:
Q = Qt.Ok | Qt.Cancel
</nowiki>
}}
Result:
a = {{"A"}, "B"}
if a:
Q = Qt.Ok | Qt.Cancel
We can also display all symbols by using explicit <pre> ... </pre> tags.
<pre>
a = {{"A"}, "B"}
if a:
Q = Qt.Ok | Qt.Cancel
</pre>
Result:
a = {{"A"}, "B"}
if a:
Q = Qt.Ok | Qt.Cancel