Module:ED intro: Difference between revisions

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m Removed link from "equal division(s)"
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if ed_type == "edo" then
intro_text = "'''''k'' equal divisions of the octave''' (abbreviated '''''k''edo''' or '''''k''ed2'''), also called '''''k''-tone equal temperament''' ('''''k''tet'''), or '''''k'' equal temperament''' ('''''k''et''') when viewed under a [[regular temperament]] perspective, is the [[tuning system]] that divides the [[octave]] into ''k'' [[equal]] parts of exactly/about ''s'' [[¢]] each. Each step of ''k''edo represents a [[frequency ratio]] of 2<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''kth'' root of 2."
--intro_text = "'''''k'' equal divisions of the octave''' (abbreviated '''''k''edo''' or '''''k''ed2'''), also called '''''k''-tone equal temperament''' ('''''k''tet'''), or '''''k'' equal temperament''' ('''''k''et''') when viewed under a [[regular temperament]] perspective, is the [[tuning system]] that divides the [[octave]] into ''k'' [[equal]] parts of exactly/about ''s'' [[¢]] each. Each step of ''k''edo represents a [[frequency ratio]] of 2<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''kth'' root of 2."
intro_text = string.format("{{EDO intro|%d}}", parsed_ed['steps']);
elseif ed_type == "edt" then
elseif ed_type == "edt" then
intro_text = "'''''k'' equal divisions of the tritave''' (abbreviated '''''k''edt''' or '''''k''ed3''') is the [[non-octave]] [[tuning system]] that divides the interval [[3/1]] – also called the [[tritave]] or perfect twelfth – into ''k'' [[equal]] parts of exactly/about ''s'' [[¢]] each. Each step of ''k''edt represents a [[frequency ratio]] of 3<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''kth'' root of 3."
intro_text = "'''''k'' equal divisions of the tritave''' (abbreviated '''''k''edt''' or '''''k''ed3''') is the [[non-octave]] [[tuning system]] that divides the interval [[3/1]] – also called the [[tritave]] or perfect twelfth – into ''k'' [[equal]] parts of exactly/about ''s'' [[¢]] each. Each step of ''k''edt represents a [[frequency ratio]] of 3<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''kth'' root of 3."