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~~To be reI~~ generally go by "Ganaram" or some variant of that (ganaram_inukshuk, gdinuk). (Discord: ganaraminukshuk0; he/they; generally more active on the Xen Discord unless work bogs me down.)

I generally go by "Ganaram" or some variant of that (ganaram_inukshuk, gdinuk). (Discord: ganaraminukshuk0; he/they; generally more active on the Xen Discord unless work bogs me down.)

I've heard about microtonality on and off over the years, but what drew me into the topic was two things: HEHEHE I AM A SUPAHSTAR SAGA's video series on 19edo and Patricia Taxxon's song Spiral Staircase.

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! colspan="4" | New templates after this line follow new (personal) coding conventions.

! colspan="4" | New templates after this line follow new (personal) coding conventions, outlined in v1 of my style guide.

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! Modules and templates

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Same as navbox; infoboxes can be made either using a module calling the infobox functions or with a template.

|Possibly add templatestyles integration

~~Make current template backwards-compatible with older infoboxes' input of rows (as a jagged array)~~

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| [[Module:Numlinks]]

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|[[Template:Navbox Lumatone]]

[[Template:Navbox fractional-octave]]

[[Module:Navbar]]

|No

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|Template:Template rating

|[[Template:Template rating]]

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|Yes

|A ~~proposed~~ template that implements Wikipedia's template/module rating template. Advises editors that the template is one of several things:

|A template that implements Wikipedia's template/module rating template. Advises editors that the template is one of several things:

* Draft; a mockup of a new template/module that is undergoing testing. Not ready for use anywhere except test pages. (encompasses pre-alpha/alpha/beta/mockup)

* Ready; template/module is ready for use

* Broken; self-explanatory. Definitely do not use until it's either fixed or deemed unfixable.

* Deprecated; do not use anywhere; template is kept for archival purposes.

* Replaced; template is deprecated and has a replacement; template is kept for archival purposes or can be deleted.

* Deprecated; do not use anywhere; template is kept for archival purposes or can be deleted.

|In development

|-

|[[Template:Category handler]]

[[Module:Category handler]]

|Yes

|A proposed template-module pair that is a basic implementation of Wikipedia's module of the same name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Module:Category_handler

Features:

* Allows templates to categorize pages, given a list of categories

* Suppresses categories based on a list of suppressed namespaces (configurable) and a list of suppressed suffixes (subpages; configurable)

* Module is standalone; it requires no other modules as dependencies, apart from possibly utility modules.

|Attempted in the past by someone else but was deleted.

|-

|[[Template:Todo]]

|No

|Integrate category handler so templates/modules with todos don't get categorized twice (once for the template/module and once more for its /doc page)

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|-

! colspan="4" |New templates after this line follow new (personal) coding conventions, outlined in v2 of my style guide. Features:

Use of snake_case for ALL param names; previous templates go through template name normalization to maintain backwards-compatibility (automated for lua-based templates)

For lua-based templates, no params will ever be defined at the template level, instead defined at the module level

|-

!Modules and templates

!New?

!Description of template or contribution

!Status or todo

|-

|[[Module:Module introspection]]

[[Template:Module introspection]]

|Yes

| rowspan="3" |A set of modules that inspects mediawiki templates and lua code for:

* (FOR TEMPLATES): detecting whether a template invokes a module's function

* (FOR MODULES): detecting a module's dependencies and the functions used.

Common functionality is stored in Module:Introspection utils. Module introspection serves to implement this functionality for modules; template introspection is handled as part of Module:Dochead.

~~This template might potentially~~ replace the ~~deprecated~~ template/~~module~~ template.

These templates/changes replace [[Template:Lua]] as used on module docpaegs.

| rowspan="3" |Detect data being used from a module, not just functions.

Arrange functions in a list rather than in a table.

|-

|[[Module:Template introspection|<s>Module:Template introspection</s>]]

[[Template:Template introspection|<s>Template:Template introspection</s>]]

|Yes

|-

|[[Module:Introspection utils]]

|Yes

|-

|[[Module:Dochead]]

[[Template:Dochead]]

|Yes (module only)

|Module is a rewrite of Template:Dochead that makes the template able to:

* Autodetect modules with corresponding templates, with options for overrides

* Autodetect templates with corresponding modules, with options for overrides

* Display which functions are invoked and from which modules.

These templates/changes replace [[Template:Lua]] as used on template docpages.

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|-

|All deprecation templates except [[Template:Deprecated parameters]]

|No

|Minor changes to inform editors if they're used in the wrong namespaces.

|

|-

|~~Template~~:~~Code~~

|All categorizing infoboxes:

~~Template:CodeNowiki~~

Template:Template ~~param~~

* [[Template:Infobox MOS]]

* [[Template:Infobox AFDO]]

* [[Template:Infobox chord]]

* [[Template:Infobox ET]]

* [[Template:Infobox interval]]

|No

|Proposal to add [[Module:Category handler]] so these templates automatically categorize themselves when in the correct namespaces

|

|-

|Template:Template quick copy (shortcut name: tqc)

|

|~~Proposed subst~~-~~templates~~ for ~~personal use, meant to ease writing~~ template ~~documentation~~.

|A proposed module-template pair used to automatically format a template's code for easy copy-pasting. Subst-template.

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|See Module:Keyboard vis.

Module does not have a corresponding template. For module, add scaling options now that visualization is image-based instead of using box-drawing characters (low-priority).

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=== Wikiprojects ===

=== Wikiprojects and style guides ===

* [[Xenharmonic Wiki:WikiProject Mospage|Project Mospage]] and [[Xenharmonic Wiki:MOS page style guide|mospage style guide]]

* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Docpage style guide|Docpage style guide]] (not worthy of a wikiproject since most docpages have been written alraedy; this would be a guide on how to format and arrange what goes on a docpage)

=== Project mbox-icon ===

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* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template sandbox]]

Test pages (for proposed rewrites):

Test pages (for proposed rewrites or new templates):

* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Catalog of MOS Scales]]

* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/4L 3s]] (Template test page and test page for style guide)

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* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template:Rewrite draft]]

* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template:Template rating]]

* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template:Todo]]

Experimental pages (for content considered idiosyncratic, ad-hoc, or otherwise weird):

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-To be reI generally go by "Ganaram" or some variant of that (ganaram_inukshuk, gdinuk). (Discord: ganaraminukshuk0; he/they; generally more active on the Xen Discord unless work bogs me down.)
+I generally go by "Ganaram" or some variant of that (ganaram_inukshuk, gdinuk). (Discord: ganaraminukshuk0; he/they; generally more active on the Xen Discord unless work bogs me down.)
 I've heard about microtonality on and off over the years, but what drew me into the topic was two things: HEHEHE I AM A SUPAHSTAR SAGA's video series on 19edo and Patricia Taxxon's song Spiral Staircase.
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 |-
-! colspan="4" | New templates after this line follow new (personal) coding conventions.
+! colspan="4" | New templates after this line follow new (personal) coding conventions, outlined in v1 of my style guide.
 |-
 ! Modules and templates
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 Same as navbox; infoboxes can be made either using a module calling the infobox functions or with a template.
 |Possibly add templatestyles integration
-Make current template backwards-compatible with older infoboxes' input of rows (as a jagged array)
 |-
 | [[Module:Numlinks]]
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 |[[Template:Navbox Lumatone]]
 [[Template:Navbox fractional-octave]]
 [[Module:Navbar]]
 |No
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 |
 |-
-|Template:Template rating
+|[[Template:Template rating]]
-|
+|Yes
-|A proposed template that implements Wikipedia's template/module rating template. Advises editors that the template is one of several things:
+|A template that implements Wikipedia's template/module rating template. Advises editors that the template is one of several things:
 * Draft; a mockup of a new template/module that is undergoing testing. Not ready for use anywhere except test pages. (encompasses pre-alpha/alpha/beta/mockup)
 * Ready; template/module is ready for use
 * Broken; self-explanatory. Definitely do not use until it's either fixed or deemed unfixable.
-* Deprecated; do not use anywhere; template is kept for archival purposes.
+* Replaced; template is deprecated and has a replacement; template is kept for archival purposes or can be deleted.
+* Deprecated; do not use anywhere; template is kept for archival purposes or can be deleted.
+|In development
+|-
+|[[Template:Category handler]]
+[[Module:Category handler]]
+|Yes
+|A proposed template-module pair that is a basic implementation of Wikipedia's module of the same name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Module:Category_handler
+Features:
+* Allows templates to categorize pages, given a list of categories
+* Suppresses categories based on a list of suppressed namespaces (configurable) and a list of suppressed suffixes (subpages; configurable)
+* Module is standalone; it requires no other modules as dependencies, apart from possibly utility modules.
+|Attempted in the past by someone else but was deleted.
+|-
+|[[Template:Todo]]
+|No
+|Integrate category handler so templates/modules with todos don't get categorized twice (once for the template/module and once more for its /doc page)
+|
+|-
+! colspan="4" |New templates after this line follow new (personal) coding conventions, outlined in v2 of my style guide. Features:
+Use of snake_case for ALL param names; previous templates go through template name normalization to maintain backwards-compatibility (automated for lua-based templates)
+For lua-based templates, no params will ever be defined at the template level, instead defined at the module level
+|-
+!Modules and templates
+!New?
+!Description of template or contribution
+!Status or todo
+|-
+|[[Module:Module introspection]]
+[[Template:Module introspection]]
+|Yes
+| rowspan="3" |A set of modules that inspects mediawiki templates and lua code for:
+* (FOR TEMPLATES): detecting whether a template invokes a module's function
+* (FOR MODULES): detecting a module's dependencies and the functions used.
+Common functionality is stored in Module:Introspection utils. Module introspection serves to implement this functionality for modules; template introspection is handled as part of Module:Dochead.
-This template might potentially replace the deprecated template/module template.
+These templates/changes replace [[Template:Lua]] as used on module docpaegs.
+| rowspan="3" |Detect data being used from a module, not just functions.
+Arrange functions in a list rather than in a table.
+|-
+|[[Module:Template introspection|<s>Module:Template introspection</s>]]
+[[Template:Template introspection|<s>Template:Template introspection</s>]]
+|Yes
+|-
+|[[Module:Introspection utils]]
+|Yes
+|-
+|[[Module:Dochead]]
+[[Template:Dochead]]
+|Yes (module only)
+|Module is a rewrite of Template:Dochead that makes the template able to:
+* Autodetect modules with corresponding templates, with options for overrides
+* Autodetect templates with corresponding modules, with options for overrides
+* Display which functions are invoked and from which modules.
+These templates/changes replace [[Template:Lua]] as used on template docpages.
+|
+|-
+|All deprecation templates except [[Template:Deprecated parameters]]
+|No
+|Minor changes to inform editors if they're used in the wrong namespaces.
 |
 |-
-|Template:Code
+|All categorizing infoboxes:
-Template:CodeNowiki
-Template:Template param
+* [[Template:Infobox MOS]]
+* [[Template:Infobox AFDO]]
+* [[Template:Infobox chord]]
+* [[Template:Infobox ET]]
+* [[Template:Infobox interval]]
+|No
+|Proposal to add [[Module:Category handler]] so these templates automatically categorize themselves when in the correct namespaces
+|
+|-
+|Template:Template quick copy (shortcut name: tqc)
 |
-|Proposed subst-templates for personal use, meant to ease writing template documentation.
+|A proposed module-template pair used to automatically format a template's code for easy copy-pasting. Subst-template.
 |
 |-
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 |
 |See Module:Keyboard vis.
+Module does not have a corresponding template. For module, add scaling options now that visualization is image-based instead of using box-drawing characters (low-priority).
 |
 |-
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 |}
-=== Wikiprojects ===
+=== Wikiprojects and style guides ===
 * [[Xenharmonic Wiki:WikiProject Mospage|Project Mospage]] and [[Xenharmonic Wiki:MOS page style guide|mospage style guide]]
+* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Docpage style guide|Docpage style guide]] (not worthy of a wikiproject since most docpages have been written alraedy; this would be a guide on how to format and arrange what goes on a docpage)
 === Project mbox-icon ===
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 * [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template sandbox]]
-Test pages (for proposed rewrites):
+Test pages (for proposed rewrites or new templates):
 * [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Catalog of MOS Scales]]
 * [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/4L 3s]] (Template test page and test page for style guide)
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 * [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template:Rewrite draft]]
 * [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template:Template rating]]
+* [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/Template:Todo]]
 Experimental pages (for content considered idiosyncratic, ad-hoc, or otherwise weird):