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This is the {{ category handler/numbered }} sub-template.
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Do not use this template directly, use {{ category handler }} instead. This template is called from {{ category handler }}, see user documentation there.
The rest of the sections here are only for those that want to understand the internal workings of this template.
This sub-template makes it possible for its parent-template to take input in two forms:
{{category handler | 1 = Input | main = 1 | talk = 1 <!--Reusing "Input" for both the main and talk parameters--> }} {{category handler | main = Input1 | talk = Input2 <!--Instead feeding text directly to the talk parameter--> }}
This sub-template takes a bunch of numbered parameters. There's no limit to the number of parameters it can use, other than what the servers and MediaWiki system can handle.
It also takes a parameter named data. If data is a number, then it returns the data of the corresponding numbered parameter. If data is something else, for instance a category name, then it returns data unchanged.
Here's how you would normally call this sub-template:
{{category handler/numbered | 1 = {{{1|}}} | 2 = {{{2|}}} | 3 = {{{3|}}} | 4 = {{{4|}}} | data = Input can be a number between 1-4, or something else. }}
In the above example, since the parent-template feeds only 1-4, then only the numbers 1-4 will work properly. Feeding other numbers will return an empty string.
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