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Automatically produce see also hatnote for geological categories that links to categories for adjacent time spans.
For test cases, see {{Geological category see also/testcases}}
Usage
edit{{#invoke:Geological time|seeAlso}}
is the standard usage.
{{#invoke:Geological time|seeAlso|article_title}}
performs a test for any article title. For example:
{{#invoke:Geological time|seeAlso|Category:Jurassic animals}}
→
Two specialized entry points for finding time spans before and after the argument:
{{#invoke:Geological time|before|Jurassic}}
→ Triassic
{{#invoke:Geological time|after|Triassic}}
→ Jurassic
require('strict')
local getArgs = require('Module:Arguments').getArgs
local catPair = require('Module:Category pair')._pair
local p = {}
-- Ordered list of eons, era, periods, etc. The code will search through
-- these lists for a match, then return an appropriate link to the timespans
-- adjacent to those matches
p.eon = {'Hadean', 'Archean', 'Proterozoic', 'Phanerozoic'}
p.era = {'Eoarchean', 'Paleoarchean', 'Mesoarchean', 'Neoarchean',
'Paleoproterozoic', 'Mesoproterozoic', 'Neoproterozoic',
'Paleozoic', 'Mesozoic', 'Cenozoic'}
p.period = {'Siderian', 'Rhyacian', 'Orosirian', 'Statherian',
'Calymmian', 'Ectasian', 'Stenian',
'Tonian', 'Cryogenian', 'Ediacaran',
'Cambrian', 'Ordovician', 'Silurian', 'Devonian', 'Carboniferous', 'Permian',
'Triassic', 'Jurassic', 'Cretaceous', 'Paleogene', 'Neogene', 'Quaternary'}
p.epoch = {'Terreneuvian', 'Cambrian Series 2', 'Miaolingian', 'Furongian',
'Early Ordovician', 'Middle Ordovician', 'Late Ordovician',
{base='Llandovery', dab='epoch'}, {base='Wenlock', dab='epoch'},
{base='Ludlow', dab='epoch'}, {base='Pridoli', dab='epoch'},
'Early Devonian', 'Middle Devonian', 'Late Devonian',
{base='Mississippian', dab='(geology)'}, {base='Pennsylvanian',dab='(geology)'},
'Cisuralian', 'Guadalupian', 'Lopingian',
'Early Triassic', 'Middle Triassic', 'Late Triassic',
'Early Jurassic', 'Middle Jurassic', 'Late Jurassic',
'Early Cretaceous', 'Late Cretaceous',
'Paleocene', 'Eocene', 'Oligocene',
'Miocene', 'Pliocene', 'Pleistocene', 'Holocene'}
p.series = {'Furongian',
'Lower Ordovician', 'Middle Ordovician', 'Upper Ordovician',
'Llandovery', 'Wenlock', 'Ludlow', 'Pridoli',
'Lower Devonian', 'Middle Devonian', 'Upper Devonian',
'Lower Carboniferous', 'Upper Carboniferous',
'Cisuralian', 'Guadalupian', 'Lopingian',
'Lower Triassic', 'Middle Triassic', 'Upper Triassic',
'Lower Jurassic', 'Middle Jurassic', 'Upper Jurassic',
'Lower Cretaceous', 'Upper Cretaceous','Paleocene'}
p.age = {'Fortunian', 'Cambrian Stage 2', 'Cambrian Stage 3', 'Cambrian Stage 4',
'Wuliuan', 'Drumian', 'Guzhangian', 'Paibian', 'Jiangshanian', 'Cambrian Stage 10',
'Tremadocian', 'Floian', 'Dapingian', 'Darriwilian', 'Sandbian', 'Katian', 'Hirnantian',
'Rhuddanian', 'Aeronian', 'Telychian', 'Sheinwoodian', 'Homerian', 'Gorstian', 'Ludfordian',
'Lochkovian', 'Pragian', 'Emsian', 'Eifelian', 'Givetian', 'Frasnian', 'Famennian',
'Tournaisian', 'Viséan', 'Serpukhovian', 'Bashkirian', {base='Moscovian', dab='(Carboniferous)'}, 'Kasimovian', 'Gzhelian',
'Asselian', 'Sakmarian', 'Artinskian', 'Kungurian', 'Roadian', 'Wordian', 'Capitanian', 'Wuchiapingian', 'Changhsingian',
'Induan', 'Olenekian', 'Anisian', 'Ladinian', 'Carnian', 'Norian', 'Rhaetian',
'Hettangian', 'Sinemurian', 'Pliensbachian', 'Toarcian', 'Aalenian', 'Bajocian',
'Bathonian', 'Callovian', {base='Oxfordian', dab='(stage)'}, 'Kimmeridgian', 'Tithonian',
'Berriasian','Valanginian','Hauterivian','Barremian','Aptian','Albian',
'Cenomanian','Turonian','Coniacian','Santonian','Campanian','Maastrichtian',
'Danian','Selandian','Thanetian','Ypresian','Lutetian','Bartonian','Priabonian','Rupelian','Chattian',
{base='Aquitanian', dab='(stage)'},'Burdigalian','Langhian','Serravallian','Tortonian','Messinian','Zanclean','Piacenzian',
'Gelasian',{base='Calabrian', dab='(stage)'},'Calabrian','Late Pleistocene','Greenlandian','Northgrippian','Meghalayan'}
-- Determine whether a query string matches a stored timespan string
-- Arguments:
-- s: query string
-- sub: standard name of timespan
-- Returns:
-- false if there is no match
-- prefix and suffix of match, otherwise
local function matches(s, sub)
local sLen = mw.ustring.len(s)
local subLen = mw.ustring.len(sub)
if subLen > sLen then
return false
end
local lowerS = mw.ustring.lower(s)
local lowerSub = mw.ustring.lower(sub)
local startOffset, endOffset = mw.ustring.find(lowerS,lowerSub,1,true)
if not startOffset then
return false
end
return (mw.ustring.sub(s,1,startOffset-1) or ""), (mw.ustring.sub(s,endOffset+1) or "")
end
-- Create list of strings to search corresponding to a standard timespan
-- Some timespans are disambiguated: first search for the dabbed title, then
-- the base title. Otherwise just search for the standard timespan string
-- Argument:
-- span = value in timespan lists (above)
-- Returns:
-- list of strings to search in query string
local function searchStringList(span)
if type(span) == "table" then
return {span.base.." "..span.dab, span.base}
end
return {span}
end
-- When an adjacent time span is found, this function returns the
-- corresponding basename for the page.
-- Arguments:
-- span: adjacent entry from table, above
-- prefix: prefix of query string before match
-- suffix: remainder of original query string beyond match
-- Returns:
-- page title
--
-- If the adjacent time span is dabbed, then return the dab if the suffix
-- is empty. If the suffix is non-empty (e.g., "life"), append it to the base
-- name of the span (e.g., "Oxfordian") --> "Oxfordian life"
local function matchedString(span, prefix, suffix)
if type(span) == "table" then
if prefix == "" and suffix == "" then
return span.base.." "..span.dab
end
return prefix..span.base..suffix
end
return prefix..span..suffix
end
-- Function to find the page titles of time spans adjacent to a query string
-- Arguments:
-- s: query string to search for
local function find(s)
-- Search from most-specific to least, to catch "Cambrian Series 2" before "Cambrian"
for _, list in ipairs({p.age, p.epoch, p.series, p.period, p.era, p.eon}) do
local listLen = #list
for i, span in ipairs(list) do
-- Each timespan might have more than one search string
for _, searchString in ipairs(searchStringList(span)) do
local prefix, suffix = matches(s, searchString)
if suffix then
local prevSpan = i > 1 and matchedString(list[i-1], prefix, suffix)
local nextSpan = i < listLen and matchedString(list[i+1], prefix, suffix)
-- return first match found
return {prev=prevSpan, next=nextSpan}
end
end
end
end
return nil
end
-- Lua entry point to generate see also hatnote for geological time spans adjanct in time
-- Arguments:
-- args[1]: name of page to generate adjacency (current page if None)
-- Returns:
-- See also previous and next, formatted as a hatnote
function p._seeAlso(args)
local title = args[1] and mw.title.new(args[1]) or mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
local basetext = title.baseText
local namespace = title.namespace
local adjacent = find(basetext)
if not adjacent then
local warning = require('Module:If preview')._warning
local warn = warning({"Cannot find geological time frame in "..basetext})
if mw.title.getCurrentTitle().nsText ~= "Template" then
warn = warn.."[[Category:Missing geological time frame]]"
end
return warn
end
local prevTitle = adjacent and adjacent.prev and mw.title.new(adjacent.prev, namespace)
local nextTitle = adjacent and adjacent.next and mw.title.new(adjacent.next, namespace)
return catPair(prevTitle, nextTitle)
end
-- Template entry point
function p.seeAlso(frame)
local args = getArgs(frame)
return p._seeAlso(args)
end
return p