Plural/Mediawiki plural rules/row

Example of rendering with one row for one language code

Code	Language name (in English)	Group	CLDR rules		CLDR examples for integers	CLDR examples for decimal numbers
[en]	English	Default	one	n is 1	1	1.0
			other		0, 1–100, 1000, 10000, 100000, 1000000, ...	0.0–0.9, 1.1–9.9, 10.0, 100.0, 1000.0, 10000.0, 100000.0, 1000000.0, ...

The documentation of this template is included from the Plural/Mediawiki plural rules/row/doc page. [Edit]

Usage:

Summary description.

Syntax:

• {{:Plural/Mediawiki plural rules/row|
1 = language code |
group = common group of plural rules |
note = note |
r = number of rules |
r0 = rule zero |
e0 = examples of zero as an integer |
d0 = examples of zero with decimals |
r1 = rule one |
e1 = examples of one as an integer |
d1 = examples of one with decimals |
r2 = rule two |
e2 = examples of two as an integer |
d2 = examples of two with decimals |
rf = rule few |
ef = examples of few as an integer |
df = examples of few with decimals |
rm = rule many |
em = examples of many as an integer |
dm = examples of many with decimals |
e = examples of other as an integer |
d = examples of other with decimals }}

Parameters:

• 1= language code (required)
• group= common group of plural rules (optional)
• note= notes (optional)
• r = number of rules (optional)
• r0= rule for zero (optional)
• e0= example values of zero as an integer (optional, only used if r0 is set)
• d0= example values of zero with decimals (optional, only used if r0 is set)
• r1= rule for one (optional)
• e1= example values of one as an integer (optional, only used if r1 is set)
• d1= example values of one with decimals (optional, only used if r1 is set)
• r2= rule for two (optional)
• e2= example values of two as an integer (optional, only used if r2 is set)
• d2= example values of two with decimals (optional, only used if r2 is set)
• rf= rule for few (optional)
• ef= example values of few as an integer (optional, only used if rf is set)
• df= example values of few with decimals (optional, only used if rf is set)
• rm= rule for many (optional)
• em= example values of many as an integer (optional, only used if rm is set)
• dm= example values of many with decimals (optional, only used if rm is set)
• e= example values for other as an integer (optional)
• d= example values for other with decimals (optional)

Example:

• {{:Plural/Mediawiki plural rules/row|
1 = ar |
group = <kbd>[https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/blob/master/languages/classes/LanguageAr.php arabic]</kbd> |
note = <sup>[a]</sup> |
r = 6 |
r0 = n is 0 |
r1 = n is 1 |
r2 = n is 2 |
rf = n mod 100 in 3..10 |
ef = 3–10, 103–110, 203–210... |
df = 3.0–10.0, 103.0–110.0, 203.0–210.0... |
rm = n mod 100 in 11..99 |
em = 11–99, 111–199, 211–299, ... |
em = 11.0–99.0, 111.0–199.0, 211.0–299.0, ... |
e = 100–102, 200–202, 300–302, ... |
d = 0.1–0.9, 1.1–1.9, 2.1–2.9, 100.0–102.9, 200.0–202.9, 300.0–302.9, ... }}
  generates this table row:

[ar]	Arabic	Arabic[a]	zero	n is 0	0	0.0
			one	n is 1	1	1.0
			two	n is 2	2	2.0
			few	n mod 100 in 3–10	3–10, 103–110, 203–210...	3.0–10.0, 103.0–110.0, 203.0–210.0...
			many	n mod 100 in 11–99	11–99, 111–199, 211–299, ...	11.0–99.0, 111.0–199.0, 211.0–299.0, ...
			other		100–102, 200–202, 300–302, ...	0.1–0.9, 1.1–1.9, 2.1–2.9, 100.0–102.9, 200.0–202.9, 300.0–302.9, ...

See also:

• Plural/Mediawiki plural rules