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The "Don't edit this line XXX" templates are a core part of the automated taxobox system, and so high use, but as of January 2019[update], the tool did not count their transclusions, as they are only used from Lua. |
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Usage
Templates in the "Don't edit this line XXX" family are used to extract information from a taxonomy template (i.e. a template whose name is of the form "Template:Taxonomy/taxon"). They are invoked by calling a taxonomy template with |machine code=XXX, since the first line of every taxonomy template begins
{{Don't edit this line {{{machine code|}}}|...
They are intended only for use by the automated taxobox system. They are mostly used from within Module:Autotaxobox.
- Template:Don't edit this line parent
- Template:Don't edit this line rank
- Template:Don't edit this line link target – value of
|link= - Template:Don't edit this line link text – value of unnamed parameter or, if absent,
|link= - Template:Don't edit this line extinct
- Template:Don't edit this line dagger – returns † if extinct, null string otherwise
- Template:Don't edit this line always display
- Template:Don't edit this line refs
- Template:Don't edit this line same as
- Template:Don't edit this line all – returns "parent$rank$link_target$unnamed parameter$always_display$extinct$same_as$refs"
See also
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