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{{#set:feature description = There are built-in functions; and there are additional functions enabled by the [[mw:Extension:ParserFunctions]] }}
{{#set:feature notes = As of v1.18, the ParserFunctions extension is bundled with a download of mw.  You do need to enable it.  }}
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Generally speaking, if you're going to use any parser functions, you will need to create/use the <nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki> [[Template:!|template for hiding a pipe character]] from the parser.
Generally speaking, if you're going to use any parser functions, you will need to create/use the <nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki> [[Template:!|template for hiding a pipe character]] from the parser.

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Parser functions
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Description: There are built-in functions; and there are additional functions enabled by the mw:Extension:ParserFunctions
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Notes: As of v1.18, the ParserFunctions extension is bundled with a download of mw. You do need to enable it.




Generally speaking, if you're going to use any parser functions, you will need to create/use the {{!}} template for hiding a pipe character from the parser.