Determines whether something is valid in a certain context. Currently only implemented for determining if a number is within the precision that Wikipedia expres
Determines whether something is valid in a certain context. Currently only implemented for determining if a number is within the precision that Wikipedia expressions can handle.
true if the argument is valid, false if it is not.
{{valid|number=A}} = false (not a number){{valid|number=1234}} = true{{valid|number=+1234}} = true{{valid|number=-1234}} = true{{valid|number=(1234)}} = true (one pair of parenthesis is allowed){{valid|number=--1234}} = false (incorrect sign use){{valid|number=1234567890}} = true{{valid|number=12345678901234567890}} = false (too large){{valid|number=1.234567890}} = true{{valid|number=1.2345678901234567890}} = false (too many decimals)Template:Valid returns "true" for a valid, single number (2+2 gives "false"), and allows scientific notation (such as: -3.45E-07). The precision limit is determined live, for whichever server is formatting the page, typically allowing 14-digit precision (plus trailing zeroes), but it does not detect extreme precision problems dropping minor end-digits:
The template has been written with minimal markup text, and could be used 50,000-13,000 times per page, or less when all 30-digit numbers. Template:Valid is typically used at upper levels of other templates, so it is unlikely to trigger expansion-depth problems. However, it has an expansion-depth of 8 levels, and returns "false" if used when nested too deep inside other templates, such as at level 33 when the expansion depth limit is 40.
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