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Template:Gaps outputs its unnamed arguments in order, applying the margin-left: 0.25em
CSS rule to all but the first, so that there will be gaps of 0.25 em between the arguments. The whole output has the white-space: nowrap
rule so that it will not be broken across several lines.
It supports up to twenty unnamed arguments. In addition, it supports the base
and e
arguments which can be used for numbers in exponential notation. The base will be assumed to be 10 unless otherwise specified; a hyphen-minus "-" in the exponent will be automatically substituted by a minus sign "−". It also supports the arguments lhs
and u
for putting left-hand sides and units within the non-breaking span (see examples below).
See Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers) § Delimiting (grouping of digits) for information about where to put the gaps in numbers.
Usage Input Output{{gaps|−2.002|319|304|3622|(15)}}
−2.0023193043622(15) {{gaps|299|792|458|u=m/s}}
299792458 m/s {{gaps|lhs=π|3.14159|26535|89793|23846|26433|83279|...}}
π = 3.141592653589793238462643383279... {{gaps|P.|A.|M.}} Dirac
P.A.M. Dirac {{nowrap|1={{gaps|sin|2''φ''}} = 2 {{gaps|sin|''φ''}} {{gaps|cos|''φ''}}}}
sin2φ = 2 sinφ cosφ "She disputed his statement that 'Voltaire never said "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say {{gaps|it."|'|"}}
"She disputed his statement that 'Voltaire never said "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."'" {{gaps|1.602|176|487|(40)|e=-19|u=C}}
1.602176487(40)×10^−19 C 64 MB ({{gaps|64|base=2|e=20}} bytes)
64 MB (64×2^20 bytes) {{gaps|A|B|C|gap=10em}}
ABC
Some of these examples are technically correct as to behavior of this template, but not recommendable uses:
P. A. M. Dirac
. To prevent line wrapping within initials, use either P. A. M. Dirac
or {{nobr|P. A. M.}} Dirac
. The latter should not be used within a citation template.... right to say it.{{"'"}}
Template:Gaps allows any number of parameters, and displays the gaps by setting the left margin space of each group. The gaps are not actual spaces, so a copy/paste of the text is treated as connected, consecutive text. Although the text, as displayed, is consecutive as on-screen text, {gaps} for a number cannot be used in a calculation because the internal markup contains the invisible <span>
tags which would be invalid text in typical numeric processing.
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