Editing Help/Templates (section)

=== Mixing named and unnamed parameters === <!--T:273-->
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<translate><!--T:274--> If the template supports it, both kinds of parameters can be used in one call.</translate>
<translate><!--T:465--> The template contents would be changed to:</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">'''A little thank you...'''
for }}}}.
Hugs, }}}}</syntaxhighlight>

$1signature=$2<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code></tvar> results in:</translate>
|1=<translate><!--T:451--> supporting both parameter types</translate>
|2=<translate><!--T:452--> Me</translate>
}}



<translate><!--T:338--> Be careful when doing this, because it can result in conterintuitive results as unnamed parameter counts are based only on the unnamed parameters, not the named parameters.</translate>
$1reason=$2<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code></tvar> results in:</translate>
|1=<translate><!--T:455--> Me</translate>
|2=<translate><!--T:456--> supporting both parameter types</translate>
}}



<translate><!--T:340--> The template is coded to prefer the named parameter for the reason over the unnamed parameter, resulting in the "Me" being lost and no signature being given.</translate>
<translate><!--T:341--> This results in a default value of <tvar name=1>}</tvar> being shown, as explained below.</translate>

reason=$1$2<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code></tvar> results in:</translate>
|1=<translate><!--T:460--> supporting both parameter types</translate>
|2=<translate><!--T:461--> Me</translate>
}}



<translate><!--T:464--> Even though "Me" is the second parameter, it is the first ''unnamed'' parameter, and so it is assigned to <tvar name=1><nowiki>}</nowiki></tvar> and <tvar name=2><nowiki>}</nowiki></tvar> is left unassigned.</translate>

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