| | Formatting Tokens
TWiki defines some standard special tokens that can be used to replace characters in some parameters - notably those to FormattedSearch and IfStatements - to defer evaluation of the parameter until later. These special tokens are often called "escapes", because they allow the character to "escape" from its normal meaning.
$n or $n() |
New line. Use $n() if followed by alphanumeric character, e.g. write Foo$n()Bar instead of Foo$nBar |
$nop or $nop() |
Is a "no operation". This variable gets removed; useful for nested search |
$quot or \" |
Double quote (") |
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$aquot |
Apostrophe quote (') |
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$percnt |
Percent sign (%) |
$dollar |
Dollar sign ($) |
$lt |
Less than sign (<) |
$gt |
Greater than sign (>) |
If you ever find yourself needing to escape an escape, you can use $dollar to escape the leading dollar, thus: $dollarpercnt.
Related topics: FormattedSearch, IfStatements, QuerySearch, TWikiForms |
| | Formatting Tokens
TWiki defines some standard special tokens that can be used to replace characters in some parameters - notably those to FormattedSearch and IfStatements - to defer evaluation of the parameter until later. These special tokens are often called "escapes", because they allow the character to "escape" from its normal meaning.
$n or $n() |
New line. Use $n() if followed by alphanumeric character, e.g. write Foo$n()Bar instead of Foo$nBar |
$nop or $nop() |
Is a "no operation". This variable gets removed; useful for nested search |
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< |
$quot |
Double quote (") (\" also works) |
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>
> |
$quot or \" |
Double quote (") |
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$percnt |
Percent sign (%) |
$dollar |
Dollar sign ($) |
$lt |
Less than sign (<) |
$gt |
Greater than sign (>) |
If you ever find yourself needing to escape an escape, you can use $dollar to escape the leading dollar, thus: $dollarpercnt.
Related topics: FormattedSearch, IfStatements, QuerySearch, TWikiForms |
| | Formatting Tokens
TWiki defines some standard special tokens that can be used to replace characters in some parameters - notably those to FormattedSearch and IfStatements - to defer evaluation of the parameter until later. These special tokens are often called "escapes", because they allow the character to "escape" from its normal meaning.
$n or $n() |
New line. Use $n() if followed by alphanumeric character, e.g. write Foo$n()Bar instead of Foo$nBar |
$nop or $nop() |
Is a "no operation". This variable gets removed; useful for nested search |
$quot |
Double quote (") (\" also works) |
$percnt |
Percent sign (%) |
$dollar |
Dollar sign ($) |
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|
>
> |
$lt |
Less than sign (<) |
$gt |
Greater than sign (>) |
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If you ever find yourself needing to escape an escape, you can use $dollar to escape the leading dollar, thus: $dollarpercnt.
Related topics: FormattedSearch, IfStatements, QuerySearch, TWikiForms |
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> | Formatting Tokens |
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TWiki defines some standard special tokens that can be used to replace characters in some parameters - notably those to FormattedSearch and IfStatements - to defer evaluation of the parameter until later. These special tokens are often called "escapes", because they allow the character to "escape" from its normal meaning. |
|
<
< |
$n or $n() |
New line. Use $n() if followed by alphanumeric character, e.g. write Foo$n()Bar instead of Foo$nBar |
$nop or $nop() |
Is a "no operation". This variable gets removed; useful for nested search |
$quot |
Double quote (") (\" also works) |
$percnt |
Percent sign (%) |
$dollar |
Dollar sign ($) |
|
>
> |
$n or $n() |
New line. Use $n() if followed by alphanumeric character, e.g. write Foo$n()Bar instead of Foo$nBar |
$nop or $nop() |
Is a "no operation". This variable gets removed; useful for nested search |
$quot |
Double quote (") (\" also works) |
$percnt |
Percent sign (%) |
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>
> |
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>
> | |
| | If you ever find yourself needing to escape an escape, you can use $dollar to escape the leading dollar, thus: $dollarpercnt. |
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> |
Related topics: FormattedSearch, IfStatements, QuerySearch, TWikiForms |
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| | Formatting Tokens
TWiki defines some standard special tokens that can be used to replace characters in some parameters - notably those to FormattedSearch and IfStatements - to defer evaluation of the parameter until later. These special tokens are often called "escapes", because they allow the character to "escape" from its normal meaning.
$n or $n() |
New line. Use $n() if followed by alphanumeric character, e.g. write Foo$n()Bar instead of Foo$nBar |
$nop or $nop() |
Is a "no operation". This variable gets removed; useful for nested search |
$quot |
Double quote (") (\" also works) |
$percnt |
Percent sign (%) |
$dollar |
Dollar sign ($) |
If you ever find yourself needing to escape an escape, you can use $dollar to escape the leading dollar, thus: $dollarpercnt. |
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