It may be notable that I'm also working on another extension. It duplicates code from a number of ParserFunction extensions, cleans them up, extends them, and adds a number of more features not offered anywhere else. With that being the case, there are a lot of requests for new parserfunctions, and a lot of them don't fit within the small extension, a number of those can always be pointed towards WikiCode instead. For those of you interested, it's still in the development stages but: http://dev.wiki-tools.com/wiki/WikiCode <- Testcases for some of the parserfunctions being developed currently. http://dev.wiki-tools.com/wiki/Test <- Testcases for looping functions (My only bug left to handle is the nested parserfunctions... I think I'm expanding at the wrong point in time) http://wiki-tools.com/wiki/WikiCode/Drafting <- Some documentation on planned additions and improvements to parserfunctions. (Do note it's rather old and some things have changed, that Proposed Escapes section is completely irrelevant now, since the preprocessor allows us to nest parserfunctions in a way that works for loops... <g> not that Tim intended in his rewrite being used for evil... heh) http://svn.nadir-point.com/viewvc/mediawiki-extensions/trunk/WikiCode/ <- Current source code for the extension. Oh, Expr.php is listed there, however I'm thinking of doing something else. Originally I hunted around for some C math parsers (ie: Something you could input a formula into and get a returned result). However, now I'm thinking of writing my own math engine, using the way the new preprocessor works as an idea on how to do it. Hopefully this should allow for a far more featured #expr tag. Do note, that WikiCode's purpose is making complex templates more readable (easier to understand), easier to create, and lighterweight on the servers. Not really turning WikiText into a programming language, ^_^ the Code bit is just a bit of a joke alluding to how close the extension actually goes to that line. Though, I'm happy to say that one of my favorite little creations is near complete. #split-and-merge, it's a nice little tool that'll make a lot of the things we use ugly and evil repetition on much cleaner. Though, I need to extend it to support templates, and also predefined patterns as well. Though actually, I think I'm also going to need to support a first=. ~Daniel Friesen(Dantman, Nadir-Seen-Fire) of: -The Nadir-Point Group (http://nadir-point.com) --It's Wiki-Tools subgroup (http://wiki-tools.com) --The ElectronicMe project (http://electronic-me.org) --Games-G.P.S. (http://ggps.org) -And Wikia ACG on Wikia.com (http://wikia.com/wiki/Wikia_ACG) --Animepedia (http://anime.wikia.com) --Narutopedia (http://naruto.wikia.com) Siebrand Mazeland wrote: