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Example of the usage of all parameters.
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Goal
This template is to be used to document Nasal API functions. The underlying aim is to unify Nasal documentation on the wiki.
Usage
{{Nasal doc | syntax = | text = | mode = | source = | version = | commit = | private = | param1 = ... | param10 = | param1text = ... | param10text = | example1text = | example1 = ... | example10text = | example10 = }}
All parameters are optional.
Basic data
- syntax
- Syntax of the function.
- text
- Description of the function.
- mode
- If this is set to "class", all parameters except source, version, and text become unavailable.
- source
- When given, should be a repository link template, such as {{flightgear file}} with the text as "Source" (see example below). Ideally, a line number should be given as well.
- version
- Optional version statement, stating which version of FlightGear the function was added.
- commit
- Optional commit link. If given, the parameter should use one of {{fgdata commit}}, {{flightgear commit}}, or {{simgear commit}} with the link label "commit."
- private
- The private function behind the function being documented. It is often named the same, but usually has an underscore (
_
) preceding it. An example iscmdarg()
and_cmdarg()
.
- param(n)
- Names of the parameters of the function. There can be up to ten parameters, from param1 to param10.
- param(n)text
- Description of the parameters. There can be up to ten parameters, from param1text to param10text.
- example(n)text
- Description of the example. There can be up to ten of these, from example1text to example10text.
- example(n)
- Examples of the usage of the function. There can be up to ten examples, from example1 to example10.
Examples
=== function() === {{Nasal doc | syntax = function(a, [b, c]); | source = {{flightgear file|t=Source}} | version = 3.2 | text = Returns a value or <code>'''nil'''</code>. | param1 = a | param1text = Mandatory argument. | param2 = b | param2text = Optional argument. | param3 = c | param3text = Optional argument. | example1 = var variable = function("string"); | example2 = var variable = function("string", 1.234, FlightGear); }}
function()
- _function()
function(a, [b, c]);
Source — Version added: FG 3.2
Returns a value ornil
.
- a
- Mandatory argument.
- b
- Optional argument.
- c
- Optional argument.
Examples
var variable = function("string");
var variable = function("string", 1.234, FlightGear);