Module:Ordinal

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Summary

This module converts an integer value into a numeral followed by ordinal indicator. Intended to be used by:

The internationalization of the ordinal schemes can be found at Module:I18n/ordinal.

Using this module from templates

Ordinal

This function converts an integer value into a numeral followed by ordinal indicator. The output string might contain HTML tags unless you set nosup to 'y'. Unless debug is 'y', any error results in parameter 1 being echoed to the output. This reproduces the behavior of the original Ordinal template. If an error message is returned, the error message will contain code to categorize pages into Category:Errors reported by Module Ordinal.

Usage:

{{#invoke:Ordinal|Ordinal|1=|lang=|style=|gender=|nosup=|debug=}}

Parameters:

1 — Positive integer number.
lang — language to be used.
style — Presentation style. Different options for different languages. In English there is "style=d" adding -d suffixes to all numbers.
gender — Gender is used by ordinals in several language (including French and Polish). Use 'm' for male, 'f' for female and 'n' for neuter.
nosup — Set nosup to 'y' to display the ordinals without superscript.
debug — Set debug to 'y' to output error messages.

Example:

{{#invoke:Ordinal|Ordinal|34}} produces 34th

Using this module from Lua code

In order to use the functions in this module from another Lua module you first have to import this module.

Example:

local ordinal = require('Module:Ordinal')

_Ordinal

This function converts an integer value into a numeral followed by ordinal indicator. The output string might contain HTML tags unless you set nosup to true. Unless debug is true, any error results in the value being echoed to the output.

Usage:

ordinal_string = ordinal._Ordinal(value, lang, style, gender, nosup, debug)

Parameters:

value — Numeral as a positive integer or string.
lang — Language code as a string (e.g. 'en', 'de', etc.).
style — Presentation style as a string (e.g. 'd', 'roman', etc.).
gender — Gender as a string ('m', 'f', 'n'). Use empty string to leave gender unspecified.
nosup — Boolean, set to true to force the ordinals to display without superscript.
debug — Boolean, set to true to output error messages.

Example:

ordinal_string = ordinal._Ordinal(34, 'en', '', '', false, false)

See Also

Modules related to internationalization (i18n) of dates
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
Module Name Uses Module Used by Module Used by Template Comment
Module:DateI18n Module:I18n/date Module:ISOdate Template:Date Create date string in any language
Module:ISOdate Module:DateI18n Module:Complex date Template:ISOdate & Template:ISOyear Parse YYYY-MM-DD date string
Module:Roman Module:Complex date
Module:Ordinal 		Template:Roman Create Roman numerals
Module:Ordinal Module:I18n/ordinal
Module:Roman 		Module:Complex date Template:Ordinal Create Ordinal numerals
Module:Complex date Module:I18n/complex date
Module:ISOdate
Module:Roman
Module:Ordinal 		Template:Other date (not deployed yet) Create complex date phrases in many languages

|}

Code

--[[  
 
This template will add the appropriate ordinal suffix to a given integer.
 
Please do not modify this code without applying the changes first at Module:Ordinal/sandbox and testing 
at Module:Ordinal/sandbox/testcases and Module talk:Ordinal/sandbox/testcases.
 
Authors and maintainers:
* User:RP88
 
]]
 
-- =======================================
-- === Dependencies ======================
-- =======================================
local i18n       = require('Module:I18n/ordinal')        -- get localized translations of ordinals
local yesno      = require('Module:Yesno')               -- boolean value interpretation
local formatnum  = require('Module:Formatnum')           -- number formatting

-- =======================================
-- === Private Functions =================
-- =======================================

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- code equivalent to https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:LangSwitch

local function langSwitch(list,lang)
	local langList = mw.language.getFallbacksFor(lang)
	table.insert(langList,1,lang)
	table.insert(langList,math.max(#langList,2),'default')
	for i,language in ipairs(langList) do
		if list[language] then
			return list[language]
		end
	end
	return nil
end

--[[
Helper function to generate superscripted content
]]
local function Superscript( str, superscript, nosup, period )
	if superscript and (not nosup) and (str ~= '') then
		return period .. '<sup>' .. str .. '</sup>'
	else
		return str
	end
end

--[[
This function returns a string containing the input value formatted as a Roman numeral.  
It works for values between 0 and 3999. 
]]
local function Roman(value)
	local d0, d1, d2, d3, i0, i1, i2, i3
	d0 = { [0] = '', 'I', 'II', 'III', 'IV', 'V', 'VI', 'VII', 'VIII', 'IX' }
    d1 = { [0] = '', 'X', 'XX', 'XXX', 'XL', 'L', 'LX', 'LXX', 'LXXX', 'XC' }
    d2 = { [0] = '', 'C', 'CC', 'CCC', 'CD', 'D', 'DC', 'DCC', 'DCCC', 'CM' }
    d3 = { [0] = '', 'M', 'MM', 'MMM'}
	local result = ''
	
	if ((value >= 0) and (value < 4000)) then
		i3 = math.floor(value / 1e3)  
		i2 = math.floor(value / 1e2) % 10
		i1 = math.floor(value / 1e1) % 10
		i0 = math.floor(value / 1e0) % 10 
		result = d3[i3] .. d2[i2] .. d1[i1] .. d0[i0]
	end
	
	return result
end
	
--[[
Helper function to call Formatnum.
]]
local function FormatNum( value, lang )
	if lang == 'roman' then
		return Roman(value)
	else
		return formatnum.formatNum(value, lang)
	end
end
	
--[[
Helper function to add append a category to a message.
]]
local function output_cat( message, category )
    return message .. '[[Category:' .. category .. ']]'
end

--[[
Helper function to handle error messages.
]]
local function output_error( error_str, value )
	error_str = '<strong class="error"><span title="Error: ' .. error_str .. '">' .. value .. '</span></strong>'
    return output_cat(error_str, 'Errors reported by Module Ordinal');
end

--[[
This function is the core functionality for adding the appropriate ordinal suffix to a given integer.
]]
local function OrdinalCore( value, lang, style, gender, nosup )	
	-- Just in case someone breaks the internationalization code, fix the english scheme
	if i18n.SchemeFromLang['en'] == nil then
		i18n.SchemeFromLang['en'] = 'en-scheme'
	end	
	if i18n.Scheme['en-scheme'] == nil then
		i18n.Scheme['en-scheme'] = {rules = 'skip-tens', superscript = true, suffix = 'th', suffix_1 = 'st', suffix_2 = 'nd', suffix_3 = 'rd'}
	end
	
	-- Add the default scheme (i.e. "<value>.")
	if i18n.SchemeFromLang['default'] == nil then
		i18n.SchemeFromLang['default'] = 'period-scheme'
	end	
	if i18n.Scheme['period-scheme'] == nil then
		i18n.Scheme['period-scheme'] = {rules = 'suffix', suffix = '.'}
	end
		
	-- which scheme should we use to format the ordinal value? 
	-- Use Fallback module to handle languages groups that map to a supported language
	local schemeSpecifier = langSwitch(i18n.SchemeFromLang, lang)
	
	-- Look up scheme based on scheme specifier (and possibly style)
	local scheme = i18n.Scheme[schemeSpecifier .. '/' .. style] or i18n.Scheme[schemeSpecifier]
	
	-- process scheme by applying rules identified by Scheme
	local output = ''
	local period = (scheme.period and '.') or ''
	local rules = scheme.rules
	if rules == 'skip-tens' then
		local suffix
		local mod100 = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 100
		if (mod100 >= 10) and (mod100 <= 19) then
			suffix = scheme.suffix or ''
		else
			local mod10 = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 10
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..mod10] or scheme.suffix or ''
		end
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'suffix' then
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( scheme.suffix or '', scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'prefix' then
		output = (scheme.prefix or '') .. FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang)
	elseif rules == 'mod10-suffix' then
		local index = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 10
		local suffix = scheme['suffix_'..index] or scheme.suffix or ''
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'gendered-suffix' then
		local suffix = scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'gendered-suffix-one' then
		local suffix
		if value == 1 then
			suffix = scheme['suffix_1_'..gender] or scheme['suffix_1'] or scheme.suffix or ''
		else
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		end
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'gendered-suffix-n' then
		local suffix
		if value <= 9 then
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..value..'_'..gender] or scheme['suffix_'..value] or scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		else
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		end
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'suffix-one' then
		local prefix, suffix
		if value == 1 then
			prefix = scheme['prefix_1'] or scheme.prefix or ''
			suffix = scheme['suffix_1'] or scheme.suffix or ''
		else
			prefix = scheme.prefix or ''
			suffix = scheme.suffix or ''
		end
		output = prefix .. FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'mod10-gendered-suffix-skip-tens' then
		local suffix
		local mod100 = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 100
		if (mod100 >= 10) and (mod100 <= 19) then
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		else
			local mod10 = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 10
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..mod10..'_'..gender] or scheme['suffix_'..mod10] or scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		end
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	elseif rules == 'uk-rules' then
		local suffix
		local mod100 = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 100
		local mod1000 = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 1000
		if (mod1000 == 0) then
			suffix = scheme['suffix_1000_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		elseif (mod100 == 40) then
			suffix = scheme['suffix_40_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		elseif (mod100 >= 10) and (mod100 <= 19) then
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		else
			local mod10 = math.floor(math.abs(value)) % 10
			suffix = scheme['suffix_'..mod10..'_'..gender] or scheme['suffix_'..mod10] or scheme['suffix_'..gender] or scheme.suffix or ''
		end
		output = FormatNum(value, scheme.formatlang or lang) .. Superscript( suffix, scheme.superscript, nosup, period)
	else
		output = FormatNum(value, lang)
	end 
	
	return output
end

-- =======================================
-- === Public Functions ==================
-- =======================================

local p = {}
--[[
Ordinal
 
This function converts an integer value into a numeral followed by ordinal indicator.  The output string might 
contain HTML tags unless you set nosup=y.
 
Usage:
{{#invoke:Ordinal|Ordinal|1=|lang=|style=|gender=|nosup=|debug=}}
{{#invoke:Ordinal|Ordinal}} - uses the caller's parameters
 
Parameters
    1: Positive integer number. 
    lang: language
    style: Presentation style. Different options for different languages. In English there is "style=d" adding -d suffixes to all numbers.
    gender: Gender is used in French and Polish language versions. Genders: m for male, f for female and n for neuter.	
    nosup: Set nosup=y to display the ordinals without superscript.
    debug: Set debug=y to output error messages.
    
Error Handling:
   Unless debug=y, any error results in parameter 1 being echoed to the output.  This reproduces the behavior of the original Ordinal template.
]]
function p.Ordinal( frame )
	-- if no argument provided than check parent template/module args
	local args = frame.args
	if args[1]==nil then
		args = frame:getParent().args 
	end
	
	--  if we don't have a specified language, attempt to use the user's language
	local lang = args.lang
	if not lang or lang == '' or not mw.language.isValidCode( lang ) then
		lang = frame:preprocess('{{int:lang}}')
	end
	
	local nosup = yesno(args["nosup"] or '', false) -- nosup can be true or false
	local debugging = yesno(args["debug"], false) -- debugging can be nil, true, or false

	-- also enable debugging if debug is unspecified, and "nosup" is false
	debugging = debugging or ((debugging == nil) and not nosup)
		
	local output = p._Ordinal( 
		args[1],  					-- positive integer number
		lang,						-- language
		args["style"],				-- allows to set presentation style
		args["gender"], 			-- allows to specify gender (m, f, or n)
		nosup,						-- set nosup to "y" to suppress superscripts
		debugging					-- Set debug=y to output error messages
	)
	
	-- Add maintenance category
	if (i18n.SchemeFromLang[lang] == nil) and debugging then 
		output = output_cat(output, 'Pages with calls to Module Ordinal using an unsupported language')
	end
	
	return output
end


--[[
This function will add the appropriate ordinal suffix to a given integer. 

Parameters
	input: Numeral as a positive integer or string.
	lang: Language code as a string (e.g. 'en', 'de', etc.).
	style: Presentation style as a string (e.g. 'd', 'roman', etc.).
	gender: Gender as a string ('m', 'f', 'n').  Use empty string '' to leave gender unspecified.
	nosup: Boolean, set to true to force the ordinals to display without superscript.
	debug: Boolean, set to true to output error messages.

Error Handling:
   Unless debug is true, any error results in value being echoed to the output.
]]
function p._Ordinal( input, lang, style, gender, nosup, debugging )	
	local output = input
	
	if input then
		local value = tonumber(input)
		if value and (value > 0) then
		
			-- Normalize style, the style 'roman year' is an alias for 'roman'
			style = string.lower(style or '')
			if style == 'roman year' then
				style = 'roman'
			end
			
			-- Normalize gender parameter
			gender = string.lower(gender or '')
			if (gender ~= 'm') and (gender ~= 'f') and (gender ~= 'n') then
				gender = ''
			end
	
			-- if no language is specified, default to english (caller might want to get user's language)
			if not lang or lang == '' then
				lang = 'en';
			end
			
			output = OrdinalCore( value, lang, style, gender, nosup )
		else
			if debugging then
				output = output_error( "not a number", input )
			end
		end
	else
		if debugging then
			output = output_error( "not a number", '' )
		end
	end
		
	return output
end

return p
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