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==Example==
==Example==


This will list articles in [[:Category:Fruit examples]] using listseparators to define a table with three columns and put a link to the article in the first column of each row. The <code>includepage</code> parameter specifies a template used on each page, along with parameter names to output results for.
This will list articles in [[:Category:Fruit examples]] using <code>listseparators</code> to define a table with three columns and put a link to the article in the first column of each row. The <code>includepage</code> parameter specifies a template used on each page, along with parameter names to output results for.


Secseparators is used to add more columns for each section found. There are two pairs for each transcluded section; the first element of each pair is a linefeed and a pipe/split-pipe (which define a new column in the table) and the second element of each pair is empty. Have a careful look at the <code>¶</code> symbols (<code>\n</code> can be used as an alternative). They always appear before a wiki syntax element which must be placed at the beginning of a new line. Thus, make sure that the wiki parser will understand them.
<code>secseparators</code> is used to add more columns for each section found. There are two pairs for each transcluded section; the first element of each pair is a linefeed and a pipe/split-pipe (which define a new column in the table) and the second element of each pair is empty. Have a careful look at the <code>¶</code> symbols (<code>\n</code> can be used as an alternative). They always appear before a wiki syntax element which must be placed at the beginning of a new line. Thus, make sure that the wiki parser will understand them.


'''Note:''' If an article does not contain a value for the parameter named "grows", it will result in an empty cell in the table.
'''Note:''' If an article does not contain a value for the parameter named "grows", it will result in an empty cell in the table.