local p = {}
-- Given a prefix and digits, outputs prefix .. digits, but with each digit being a link to the entire string up to and including that digit.
-- Ex: "3.1", "415" outputs "3.1415", where the digits 4, 1, and 5 at the end each link to 3.14, 3.141, and 3.1415.
-- Warning: the amount of bytes produced grows quadratically. The maximum of 255 will result in ~35 kilobytes when expanded. Not sure if that is acceptable.
function p.decimalRedirects(frame)
local prefix = frame.args[1]
local digits = frame.args[2]
local t = prefix
for i = 1, string.len(digits) do
t = t .. "[[" .. prefix .. string.sub(digits, 1, i) .. "|" .. string.sub(digits, i, i) .. "]]"
end
return t
end
-- Same sort of thing, except it displays it in a neatly formatted 32x8 square.
function p.decimalRedirectSquare(frame)
local prefix = frame.args[1]
local digits = frame.args[2]
local preflen = string.len(prefix)
local total = prefix .. digits
local totallen = string.len(total)
local res = "'''"
for y = 1, 8 do
local upto1 = (y-1)*32 + 1
local part1 = string.sub(total, 1, upto1 - 1)
local thisline = "<code>"
for x = 1, 32 do
local upto2 = upto1 - 1 + x
if upto2 <= preflen then
thisline = thisline .. string.sub(total, upto2, upto2)
elseif upto2 > totallen then
thisline = thisline .. " "
else
thisline = thisline .. ("[[" .. part1 .. string.sub(total, upto1, upto2) .. "|" .. string.sub(total, upto2, upto2) .. "]]")
end
end
thisline = thisline .. "</code>" .. ((y == 8 and "'''") or "<br>")
res = res .. thisline
end
return res
end
return p
