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* Just tokens (not backslashed characters) or | * Just tokens (not backslashed characters) or | ||
* Do not process any text. | * Do not process any text. | ||
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- | If you want to use the percent `%` character as a normal character, simply double the percent (`%%`). \\ | ||
- | To use a backslash `\` in your text, double the backslash (`\\`). | ||
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With tokens that return a list of information (comma separated by default), you can access the individual items using the Variable array notation, append the item number in square brackets `[ ]` to the Token name, just before the closing `%`. | With tokens that return a list of information (comma separated by default), you can access the individual items using the Variable array notation, append the item number in square brackets `[ ]` to the Token name, just before the closing `%`. | ||
- | For example:\\ | + | For example: |
Token for Window Frame, [[token:WindowFrame | %WindowFrame[3]%1%]], will be the third comma-separated value, which is the Window width in this case. | Token for Window Frame, [[token:WindowFrame | %WindowFrame[3]%1%]], will be the third comma-separated value, which is the Window width in this case. | ||