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For whatever reason, it seems like both Variabls and Loops extension (plus string functions enabled in ManageWiki for parser functions) are needed for only 2 templates... still unclear to me why those two have variables together in one of the 2 templates, I haven't looked closely at it. Since the future of variables extension is in question, probably it's just best to split these into separate templates, it's not a hardship to remember which would use what template
* Template:DPL parameter - for linking to a parameter (also linked to current DPL syntax template where the global vars are declared).
* Template:DPL syntax - for displaying variations on <code>mode=<i>modename</i></code>
** Am considering replacing with <code><nowiki>{{syntax|text{{=}}value}}</nowiki></code>
<!--{{dpl3|count}}-->
<!--
<includeonly><span id="{{{1|}}}">{{{2|}}}</span></includeonly><noinclude>
<templatedata>
{
"params": {
"1": {
"label": "Anchor Text (must be lowercase!)",
"description": "Enter anchor text (all lowercase)",
"type": "string",
"default": "purple",
"required": true
},
"2": {
"label": "Text to display beside anchor (optional)",
"description": "Enter the word or words to anchor to, note that spaces must be replaced by underscores, though dashes and colons can be used.",
"example": "mode",
"type": "string"
}
},
"description": "Creates a span with an ID to be used as a bookmark/named anchor by wrapping the content in a span with an id whose anchor text is whatever you set it to be. Then, you can link to it by using Pagename#anchorname\". Note: Anchor text is intentionally lowercase so it can never clash with existing Mediawiki anchors (TOC) which always start with an uppercase letter. "
}
</templatedata>
[[Category:Technical templates]]
</noinclude>
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