Template:Osslfunc
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|width="100"|'''Threat Level'''||{{#if:{{{threat_level|}}}|{{#switch:{{{threat_level|}}} | |width="100"|'''Threat Level'''||{{#if:{{{threat_level|}}}|{{#switch:{{{threat_level|}}} | ||
− | | | + | | ignored = This function does not do a threat level check |
| None | | None | ||
| Nuisance | | Nuisance | ||
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| High | | High | ||
| VeryHigh | | VeryHigh | ||
− | | Severe | + | | Severe = {{{threat_level}}} |
− | | #default = {{{threat_level}}} }}|''No threat level specified'' [[Category:OSSL_functions_without_threat_level]] }} | + | | #default = {{{threat_level}}} is unknown threat level }}|''No threat level specified'' [[Category:OSSL_functions_without_threat_level]] }} |
{{!}}- valign="top" | {{!}}- valign="top" | ||
|'''Permissions'''||{{#if:{{{permissions|}}}|{{#switch:{{{permissions|}}} | |'''Permissions'''||{{#if:{{{permissions|}}}|{{#switch:{{{permissions|}}} | ||
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| #default = {{{permissions}}} }}|''No permissions specified'' [[Category:OSSL_functions_without_permissions]]}} | | #default = {{{permissions}}} }}|''No permissions specified'' [[Category:OSSL_functions_without_permissions]]}} | ||
{{!}}- valign="top" | {{!}}- valign="top" | ||
− | |'''Delay'''||{{#if:{{{delay|}}}|{{{delay}}}|''No function delay specified''}} | + | |'''Extra Delay'''||{{#if:{{{delay|}}}|{{{delay}}} seconds|''No function delay specified''}} |
{{#if:{{{ossl_example|}}}| | {{#if:{{{ossl_example|}}}| | ||
{{!}}- valign="top" | {{!}}- valign="top" | ||
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|description||definitions or descriptions||Yes | |description||definitions or descriptions||Yes | ||
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− | |threat_level||[[Threat level]]|| | + | |threat_level||[[Threat level]] (Use ignored for functions that do not check threat level)||No |
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− | |permissions||who may use this OSSL function|| | + | |permissions||who may use this OSSL function (Use true for a function that is available to everyone) ||No |
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|delay||any penalty (delay in seconds) for using this function||No | |delay||any penalty (delay in seconds) for using this function||No |
Latest revision as of 08:37, 28 April 2021
This template is to be used as follows (copy and paste the following into a new page):
{{osslfunc |function_syntax= |csharp_syntax= |description= |threat_level= |permissions= |delay= |ossl_example= |additional_info= }}
Property | Description | Required |
function_syntax | syntax in LSL | Yes |
csharp_syntax | syntax in C# | No |
description | definitions or descriptions | Yes |
threat_level | Threat level (Use ignored for functions that do not check threat level) | No |
permissions | who may use this OSSL function (Use true for a function that is available to everyone) | No |
delay | any penalty (delay in seconds) for using this function | No |
ossl_example | sample codes | No |
additional_info | notes, hints or so | No |
You can find some infomation about OSSL functions within IOSSL_Api.cs or OSSL_Api.cs. If you unsure what to fill in, feel free to leave it empty and wait for experts shown up:)
If you have added some additional common facilities like threat level, feel free to add it to this template.
Features of this template:
- Includes the {{quicklinks}} template
- Automatically adds the article to all the relevant categories
- Displays a placeholder text when required information is missing, and adds the article to the relevant "missing" category/categories.
For deprecated functions, use Template:Osslfunc/Deprecated instead of this template.