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|<font color="grey">'''{{{4}}}{{#if:{{{id}}}|&nbsp;"{{{id}}}"}}:'''</font><hr>&nbsp;<br>{{{1}}}<br>&nbsp;<hr><font color="grey">{{{2}}}<br>''Please, recognize '''[[dev:Semantic Constraints|our guidelines on semantic constraints]]'''''</font>
|<font color="grey">'''{{{4}}}{{#if:{{{id}}}|&nbsp;"{{{id}}}"}}:'''</font><hr>&nbsp;<br>{{{1}}}<br>&nbsp;<hr><font color="grey">{{{2}}}<br>{{#ifeq:|{{#sub:{{{forum}}}|0|29}}|https://www.railml.org/forum/|''[{{{forum}}} Discuss this semantic constraint]''|{{fixme}}: The link to the forum discussion is missing!}}<br>''Please, recognize '''[[dev:Semantic Constraints|our guidelines on semantic constraints]]'''''</font>
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This template is used in the background for [[dev:Semantic Constraints|semantic constraints]]. It presents them in a standardized way.
This template is used in the background for [[dev:Semantic Constraints|semantic constraints]]. It presents them in a standardized way.
===Arguments===
===Arguments===
The template has two unnamed obligatory arguments:
*1: The constraint.
*1: The constraint.
*2: Some organisatorial info provided by the template that employs this template
*2: Some organisatorial info provided by the template that employs this template
*3: The background color
*3: The background color
*4: The status
*4: The status
*'''forum''': A link to the forum entry, where the constraint was discussed
==Example==
==Example==
See [[Template:Semcon#Example]]
See [[Template:Semcon#Example]]

Revision as of 14:54, 6 April 2020

Usage

🗒️ This template is intended for indirect use via Template:Semcon. Please, don't employ it directly!

This template is used in the background for semantic constraints. It presents them in a standardized way.

Arguments

  • 1: The constraint.
  • 2: Some organisatorial info provided by the template that employs this template
  • 3: The background color
  • 4: The status
  • forum: A link to the forum entry, where the constraint was discussed

Example

See Template:Semcon#Example