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{{#if:{{#titleparts:{{{1|-1200-3/118}}}|1|2}}
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<noinclude><!--
|{{Convert/numdisp/fracparts
 
  |{{{1|-1200-3/118}}}|{{#titleparts:{{{1|-1200-3/118}}}|1|1}}|{{#titleparts:{{{1|-1200-3/118}}}|1|2}}}}
 
|{{formatnum:{{{1|6000}}}}}
 
}}<noinclude><!--
 
 
--============================================================
 
--============================================================
 
-- Display a number, with optional fraction part: 6+3/8
 
-- Display a number, with optional fraction part: 6+3/8
 
--============================================================
 
--============================================================
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--                                (see NOTES at bottom)
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--
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--></noinclude>{{#if:{{#titleparts:{{{1|-1200-3~118}}}|1|2}}
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|{{hands/numdisp/frac
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  |{{{1|-1200-3/118}}}|{{#titleparts:{{{1|-1200-3/118}}}|1|1}}|{{#titleparts:{{{1|-1200-3/118}}}|1|2}}}}<!--split at "/"
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--else-->|{{#ifexpr:{{{1|-14000.00}}}*0 = 0 and {{{1|-14000.00}}} < 0
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  |<!--then re-build negative number (see NOTE Z4 below)
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-->{{formatnum:
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  {{padright:−<!--&minus-->{{#expr:-( {{{1|-14000.00}}} ) }}<!--endexpr
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    --put decimal if needed-->{{
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    #ifexpr:{{{1|-14000.00}}}0={{{1|-14000.00}}}
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    and {{{1|-14000.00}}}=floor( {{{1|-14000.00}}} )|.}}<!--
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  padlength-->|{{#expr:
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    {{strlen_short|{{{1|-14000.00}}}|}}<!--endstrlen_short--> + {{
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    #ifeq:&minus| {{padleft:|6|{{{1|x}}} }} |-6|0}} }}<!--endexpr
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    -->|0}}<!--endpadright end-zeroes "0" to original length
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  -->}}<!--endformatnum
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  else-->|{{formatnum: {{{1|6000.500}}} }}}}<!--endif {1}<0
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-->}}<noinclude><!--endif {#titleparts..}
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--------------------------------------------------------------
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--NOTES:
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--    [ These comments are skipped by <noinclude> and not sent
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--      in formatted Internet pages, only during edit. ]
 
--
 
--
 
--NOTE A1: This template processes a number, for display, by
 
--NOTE A1: This template processes a number, for display, by
--    checking to display a fraction part ("/"), else it just
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--    checking to display a fraction part ("/"), else it
--    uses {{formatnum:{{{1|6000}}}}} such as for "6,000".
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--    will check for negative to display a unicode &minus
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--    and {{formatnum:{{#expr:abs( {{{1|-6000}}} )}}}} such
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--    as "-6000" with a full minus sign rather than hyphen.
 
--    In 99% of Wikipedia usage, there are no fractions.
 
--    In 99% of Wikipedia usage, there are no fractions.
 
--
 
--
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--    #titleparts to split the number at "/" (if any) and
 
--    #titleparts to split the number at "/" (if any) and
 
--    then checks part 2 (the denominator, after the slash)
 
--    then checks part 2 (the denominator, after the slash)
--    to trigger use of {Convert/numdisp/fracparts). Hence,
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--    to trigger use of {{hands/numdisp/fracparts}}. Hence,
 
--        #if: {{#titleparts:{{{1|6+3/8}}}|1|2}}
 
--        #if: {{#titleparts:{{{1|6+3/8}}}|1|2}}
 
--    will be true if a denominator exists (such as "8").
 
--    will be true if a denominator exists (such as "8").
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--
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--NOTE N3: This template uses minimal expansion depth of the
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--    if-else logic by checking for "/" before invoking the
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--    nested subtemplate {{hands/numdisp/fracparts}}. The
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--    check for a negative number increases the nesting depth
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--    by 1 level to apply abs({1}) in a nested {#expr:} parser
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--    function, to use the absolute value of the amount {1}.
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--
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--NOTE Z4: Any end-zeroes on a decimal are preserved by not
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--    using positive amounts in an expression, and for rare
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--    negative amounts, the &minus with inverse -<nowiki/>{1} is padded
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--    by {padright:} with end-zeroes "0" to {strlen_short} but
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--    uses #ifexpr:{1}0={1} and floor({1})={1} to put ".".
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--    So, {strlen_short} keeps minimal expansion depth of +2.
 
--
 
--
 
-- WARNING: *** DO NOT DELETE COMMENTS FROM THIS TEMPLATE ***
 
-- WARNING: *** DO NOT DELETE COMMENTS FROM THIS TEMPLATE ***
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--19Nov10 Put all parameters on 1 line to avoid newline "2^ /3"
 
--19Nov10 Put all parameters on 1 line to avoid newline "2^ /3"
 
--20Nov10 Linked {Documentation} to hold any interwiki links.
 
--20Nov10 Linked {Documentation} to hold any interwiki links.
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--12Feb11 Shows Unicode &minus ("−") for negative numbers.
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--17Feb11 Used {padright:} to re-add end-zeroes on negatives.
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--17Feb11 Used #ifexpr:{1}0={1} and floor({1})={1}, to put "."
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--30Nov13 Fixed to allow prefix "&minus;" as extra 6 long.
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--07Jan14 Fixed to pass negative sum without padding "0".
 
--
 
--
 
  ** Add interwiki links to /doc subpage to avoid changes here **
 
  ** Add interwiki links to /doc subpage to avoid changes here **
-->
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--
{{Documentation}}
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-->{{Documentation}}
 
</noinclude>
 
</noinclude>

Latest revision as of 19:57, 11 May 2017

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The Template:Hands/numdisp processes a number, for display, by checking to display a fraction part (at "/"), else it just uses parser-function {{formatnum:{{{1|6000}}}}} to add commas, such as to show "6,000".

Usage:  {{hands/numdisp|6+3/8}} → 6 38
{{hands/numdisp|-4-1/2}} → −412
{{hands/numdisp|23500}} → 23,500
{{hands/numdisp|2300+643/1250}} → 2,300 6431250
{{hands/numdisp|&minus;7.0}} → −7.
{{hands/numdisp|14+6/ }} → Expression error: Unexpected < operator

Implementation

The check, for fraction parts, uses parser-function {{#titleparts:xx/xx|1|2}} to split a number at "/" (if any, as in: 6+3/8) and then checks if part 2 (the denominator, after the slash) contains a number, to trigger use of {{hands/numdisp/frac}}). Hence, the template uses:

#if: {{#titleparts:{{{1|6+3/8}}}|1|2}}

That if-expression will be true if a denominator exists (such as "8" in 6+3/8).

See also