Module:MatrixFields - Revision history

PenguinEncounter: oops that's incorrect too :sob:

2024-12-21T04:43:26Z

oops that's incorrect too :sob:

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:43, 21 December 2024
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	Value fields in the form <code>v''RC''</code> ($valuenames) read the value (a {{type\|number}}) at the specified row and column.		Value fields in the form <code>v''RC''</code> ($valuenames) read the value (a {{type\|number}}) at the specified row and column.
			The row number comes first, then the column number.
	]=]		]=]

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	for x = 1, object_size do		for x = 1, object_size do
	for y = 1, object_size do		for y = 1, object_size do
	local fn = "r" .. y .. x		local fn = "v" .. y .. x
	i = i + 1		i = i + 1
	vars.valueanchors[i] = anchor_template:gsub("$name", fn)		vars.valueanchors[i] = anchor_template:gsub("$name", fn)

PenguinEncounter: fix indexing

2024-12-21T04:41:34Z

fix indexing

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:41, 21 December 2024
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	vars.rownames[i] = name_template:gsub("$name", fn)		vars.rownames[i] = name_template:gsub("$name", fn)
	end		end
			local i = 0
	for x = 1, object_size do		for x = 1, object_size do
	for y = 1, object_size do		for y = 1, object_size do
	local fn = "r" .. y .. x		local fn = "r" .. y .. x
			i = i + 1
	vars.valueanchors[i] = anchor_template:gsub("$name", fn)		vars.valueanchors[i] = anchor_template:gsub("$name", fn)
	vars.valuenames[i] = name_template:gsub("$name", fn)		vars.valuenames[i] = name_template:gsub("$name", fn)

PenguinEncounter: fix nils

2024-12-21T04:41:03Z

fix nils

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:41, 21 December 2024
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	local object_size = input_args.size or error "No size provided (size=)"		local object_size = input_args.size or error "No size provided (size=)"
	object_size = tonumber(object_size) or error "Size provided was not a number"		object_size = tonumber(object_size) or error "Size provided was not a number"

	~~local col_t2 = col_template:gsub("$T", tostring(object_size))~~
	~~local row_t2 = row_template:gsub("$T", tostring(object_size))~~

	local vars = {		local vars = {

PenguinEncounter at 04:40, 21 December 2024

2024-12-21T04:40:14Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:40, 21 December 2024
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	local exports = {}		local exports = {}

	~~local ordinals = {~~
	~~[1] = "first",~~
	~~[2] = "second",~~
	~~[3] = "third",~~
	~~[4] = "fourth"~~
	}

	local function trim(str)		local function trim(str)
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	end		end

	local ~~col_template~~ = trim [=[		local anchor_template = [[<span id="field_$name"></span>]]
	=== <code>c$n</code> <~~span id="field_c$n"~~></~~span~~> ===		local name_template = [[<code>$name</code>]]
	~~{{aliases\|~~$~~n}}~~
			local template = trim [=[
			=== Column fields $colanchors ===

			Column fields in the form <code>c''N''</code> ($colnames) read the values in the specified column as a {{type\|Vector$T}}.
			The field produces the same result as an equivalent call to [[#getColumn\|<code>getColumn(n)</code>]].

			Column fields are also available by indexing by the column number alone (i.e. <code>mat[1]</code>.)

			=== Row fields $rowanchors ===

	~~The~~ $~~ord column~~ as a {{type\|Vector$T}}. ~~Equivalent~~ to ~~calling~~ [[#~~getColumn~~\|<code>~~getColumn~~($n)</code>]].		Row fields in the form <code>r''N''</code> ($rownames) read the values in the specified row as a {{type\|Vector$T}}.
	~~]=]~~		The field produces the same result as an equivalent call to [[#getRow\|<code>getRow(n)</code>]].
	~~local row_template = trim [=[~~
	~~=== <code>r$n</code> <span id="field_r$n"></span> ===~~

	~~The $ord row as a {{type\|Vector$T}}. Equivalent to calling [[#getRow\|<code>getRow($n)</code>]].~~		=== Value fields $valueanchors ===
	~~]=]~~
	~~local item_template = trim [=[~~
	=== ~~<code>v$y$x</code> <span id="field_v$y~~$~~x"></span>~~ ===

	~~The~~ value in row $y and column $x.		Value fields in the form <code>v''RC''</code> ($valuenames) read the value (a {{type\|number}}) at the specified row and column.
	]=]		]=]

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	local row_t2 = row_template:gsub("$T", tostring(object_size))		local row_t2 = row_template:gsub("$T", tostring(object_size))

	local ~~parts~~ = {}		local vars = {
			T = tostring(object_size),
			colanchors = {},
			colnames = {},
			rowanchors = {},
			rownames = {},
			valueanchors = {},
			valuenames = {}
			}
	for i = 1, object_size do		for i = 1, object_size do
	~~parts~~[~~#parts + 1~~] = ~~col_t2~~:gsub("$n", ~~tostring(~~i)):gsub("$~~ord~~", ~~ordinals[i]~~)		local fn = "c" .. i
			vars.colanchors[i] = anchor_template:gsub("$name", fn)
			vars.colnames[i] = name_template:gsub("$name", fn)
	end		end
	for i = 1, object_size do		for i = 1, object_size do
	~~parts~~[~~#parts + 1~~] = ~~row_t2~~:gsub("$n", ~~tostring(~~i)):gsub("$~~ord~~", ~~ordinals[i]~~)		local fn = "r" .. i
			vars.rowanchors[i] = anchor_template:gsub("$name", fn)
			vars.rownames[i] = name_template:gsub("$name", fn)
	end		end
	for x = 1, object_size do		for x = 1, object_size do
	for y = 1, object_size do		for y = 1, object_size do
	~~parts~~[~~#parts + 1~~] = ~~item_template~~:gsub("$y", ~~tostring(y)~~):gsub("$x", ~~tostring(x)~~)		local fn = "r" .. y .. x
			vars.valueanchors[i] = anchor_template:gsub("$name", fn)
			vars.valuenames[i] = name_template:gsub("$name", fn)
	end		end
	end		end

	local ~~packaged~~ = table.concat(~~parts~~, "~~\n\n~~")		local result = template
	return frame:preprocess(~~packaged~~)		for k, v in pairs(vars) do
			if k:find("anchors$") then v = table.concat(v, "") end
			if k:find("names$") then v = table.concat(v, ", ") end
			result = result:gsub("$"..k, v)
			end
			return frame:preprocess(result)
	end		end

	return exports		return exports

PenguinEncounter: 'first'

2024-12-21T02:31:59Z

'first'

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	local parts = {}		local parts = {}
	for i = 1, object_size do		for i = 1, object_size do
	parts[#parts + 1] = col_t2:gsub("$n", tostring(i))		parts[#parts + 1] = col_t2:gsub("$n", tostring(i)):gsub("$ord", ordinals[i])
	end		end
	for i = 1, object_size do		for i = 1, object_size do
	parts[#parts + 1] = row_t2:gsub("$n", tostring(i))		parts[#parts + 1] = row_t2:gsub("$n", tostring(i)):gsub("$ord", ordinals[i])
	end		end
	for x = 1, object_size do		for x = 1, object_size do

PenguinEncounter: it might work, maybe

2024-12-21T02:30:58Z

it might work, maybe

New page

local exports = {}

local ordinals = {
[1] = "first",
[2] = "second",
[3] = "third",
[4] = "fourth"
}

local function trim(str)
return str:gsub("^%s*", ""):gsub("%s*$", "")
end

local col_template = trim [=[
=== <code>c$n</code> ===
{{aliases|$n}}

The $ord column as a {{type|Vector$T}}. Equivalent to calling [[#getColumn|<code>getColumn($n)</code>]].
]=]
local row_template = trim [=[
=== <code>r$n</code> ===

The $ord row as a {{type|Vector$T}}. Equivalent to calling [[#getRow|<code>getRow($n)</code>]].
]=]
local item_template = trim [=[
=== <code>v$y$x</code> ===

The value in row $y and column $x.
]=]

function exports.run(frame)
local input_args = frame.args
local object_size = input_args.size or error "No size provided (size=)"
object_size = tonumber(object_size) or error "Size provided was not a number"

local col_t2 = col_template:gsub("$T", tostring(object_size))
local row_t2 = row_template:gsub("$T", tostring(object_size))

local parts = {}
for i = 1, object_size do
parts[#parts + 1] = col_t2:gsub("$n", tostring(i))
end
for i = 1, object_size do
parts[#parts + 1] = row_t2:gsub("$n", tostring(i))
end
for x = 1, object_size do
for y = 1, object_size do
parts[#parts + 1] = item_template:gsub("$y", tostring(y)):gsub("$x", tostring(x))
end
end

local packaged = table.concat(parts, "\n\n")
return frame:preprocess(packaged)
end

return exports