“ Flags The following (optional) flags are available which can be used to alter this template's behaviour. They must be given after the (first) command and before the positional arguments. For convenience, empty flags (i.e. ||) are allowed and will simply be ignored. Command flags These flags (flag1*, flag2*, ...) apply to the command that precedes them directly. Flag Description raw Returns the raw value if applicable. If this flag is used with item or property datatypes, then this will return the Q-identifier or P-identifier instead of the regular label. ”
Summary
“WikidataOI/doc”, is a work by . It explores elements such as qualifier, Netherlands and claims.
Quotes from WikidataOI/doc ()
“ To get a literal underscore, escape it by placing a backslash \ directly in front of it (i.e. \_) ; the same holds for a literal backslash (i.e. \\) .To get a literal vertical bar |, use {{!}} or |.If this parameter is omitted, then all claims (matching any other constraints) within the property will be accessed. qualifier_id P-identifier (or an available alias) of the qualifier within the entity to be accessed, without the Property: prefix (e.g. P580) . Named arguments Below follows a description of all named arguments, which are name-value pairs (i.e. |name=value) . ”
“ This will be the value of the %s parameter applied to all claims, aliases or badges, except for the last in the list (which can be set with the punc flag) . ; if the property/properties command was not given and the qualifier/qualifiers command was given sep%q1=, sep%q2=, sep%q3=, ... ,_ default The separator between each pair of qualifiers of a single claim. These are the value separators for the %q1, %q2, %q3, ... parameters. If only one qualifier/qualifiers command was given, then the sep%q1 flag is equivalent to sep%q. ”
