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Use this to create a category of the form "YYY0s in nationality cinema", where YYY0s is a 4-digit decade
e.g.
Usage
editNormal usage
edit{{YYY0s in nationality cinema category header}}
The normal usage requires no parameters, because the template looks up the other data.
e.g. on Category:1960s in Australian cinema, no parameters are needed
The other needed data is:
- the adjectival form of the country in which the country is located. This is looked up by Template:GetAdjectiveFromCountryName
If this lookups fails, then an error is reported unless the required data is supplied by an optional parameter.
That may be due to this category being misnamed, or it may be due to an omission in the lookup table used by Template:GetAdjectiveFromCountryName. (Some former countries may have been omitted. Also, when country has been renamed, the lookup uses only the current country name).
If a lookup fails, then the template creates no output other than an error message. If you are satisfied that the category is correctly named, use the one of the optional parameters below.
Optional parameters
edit|nationality=Fooishbypasses the lookup of the nationality, and uses "Fooish"|parentnationality=AnotherCountryis available for use when a country is part of another country.|diagnose=yesturns on diagnostics, which may help if the template doesn't work as expected
Tracking
editUse of the |parentnationality= parameter is tracked in:
Categories where country lookup fails are tracked in a category shared with many other templates:
- Category:Errors reported by other category header templates (population 1)