Wikipedia:Route diagram template/BS-anleitung4x2m/doc

Usage

This template takes two basic icon names ("ICON₁" and "ICON₂") to display all variants of a parallel lines compound icon (typically named "vICON₁-ICON₂") showing a heavy rail track and a light rail track, with the following information in a row within a wikitable:

• ICON₁-ICON₂ (the compound icon name)
• BSicon_vICON₁-uICON₂.svg
• BSicon_vICON₁-uexICON₂.svg
• BSicon_vexICON₁-uICON₂.svg
• BSicon_exvICON₁-uICON₂.svg
• BSicon_vuICON₁-ICON₂.svg
• BSicon_vuICON₁-exICON₂.svg
• BSicon_vuexICON₁-ICON₂.svg
• BSicon_exvuICON₁-ICON₂.svg
• text field (normally description) for the drivers' right line
• secondary text field (optional) for the drivers' right line
• text field (normally description) for the drivers' left line
• secondary text field (optional) for the drivers' left line

• The optional parameter pre allows the use of a prefix such as t or h.
• The optional parameter v suppresses the usual parallel line prefix v.

Icons are displayed 20 pixels high, the same as in most route diagrams.

This template can be abbreviated as {{WP:RDT/BSa4x2m}}.

Examples

The text {{WP:Route diagram template/BS-anleitung4x2m|STR|STR|Track||Track}} produces the second line of this table:

①-②	v①-u②	v①-uex②	vex①-u②	exv①-u②	vu①-②	vu①-ex②	vuex①-②	exvu①-②
STR-STR									Track Track

The text {{WP:RDT/BSa4x2m|STR|STR|Tunnel|through|tunnel|through|pre=t}} produces the second line of this table:

①-②	v①-u②	v①-uex②	vex①-u②	exv①-u②	vu①-②	vu①-ex②	vuex①-②	exvu①-②
t…STR-STR									Tunnel through tunnel through

The text {{WP:RDT/BSa4x2m|STRq|STRq|{{BSsplit|Track across|Track across}}|v=}} produces the second line of this table:

①-②	v①-u②	v①-uex②	vex①-u②	exv①-u②	vu①-②	vu①-ex②	vuex①-②	exvu①-②
STRq-STRq									Track across Track across

• It is not necessary to mark a column; missing icons will automatically be left blank.

See also

• {{Wikipedia:Route diagram template/BS-anleitung4x2m/header}}
• Wikipedia:Route diagram template
• Wikipedia:Route diagram template/Catalog of pictograms for an explanation of icon prefixes