Namespace detect configuration data
This module stores configuration data for Module:Namespace detect. Here
you can localise the module to your wiki's language.
To activate a configuration item, you need to uncomment it. This means
that you need to remove the text " " at the start of the line. --
local cfg = {} -- Don't edit this line.
Parameter names
These configuration items specify custom parameter names. Values added
here will work in addition to the default English parameter names.
To add one extra name, you can use this format:
cfg.foo = 'parameter name'
To add multiple names, you can use this format:
cfg.foo = {'parameter name 1', 'parameter name 2', 'parameter name 3'}
This parameter displays content for the main namespace:
-- cfg.main = 'main'
cfg.main = {'일반', '문서'}
This parameter displays in talk namespaces:
-- cfg.talk = 'talk'
cfg.talk = '토론'
This parameter displays content for "other" namespaces (namespaces for which
parameters have not been specified):
-- cfg.other = 'other'
cfg.other = '기타'
This parameter makes talk pages behave as though they are the corresponding
subject namespace. Note that this parameter is used with Module:Yesno.
Edit that module to change the default values of "yes", "no", etc.
-- cfg.subjectns = 'subjectns'
This parameter sets a demonstration namespace:
-- cfg.demospace = 'demospace'
cfg.demospace = {'데모공간', 'demospace'}
This parameter sets a specific page to compare:
cfg.demopage = 'page'
Table configuration
These configuration items allow customisation of the "table" function,
used to generate a table of possible parameters in the module
documentation.
The header for the namespace column in the wikitable containing the list of
possible subject-space parameters.
cfg.wikitableNamespaceHeader = '이름공간'
The header for the wikitable containing the list of possible subject-space
parameters.
cfg.wikitableAliasesHeader = '별칭'
End of configuration data
return cfg -- Don't edit this line.