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Template:Sclass2/doc

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When a ship class is not named for a member of the class, the class name is not italicized. For these classes use {{sclass2}}. Classes named for a member of the class are italicized. Use {{sclass}}.

Usage

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sclass2 is an editor's shortcut for creating properly formatted links to ship-class articles with hyphenated titles: class name-class ship type.

The basic form:

{{sclass2 | class name | ship type}}

replaces:

[[class name-class ship type | class name-class]] [[ship type]]

This form assumes that ship type is its own separate article so produces a link to the class article, followed by a link to the ship type article. The text in the first link is properly formatted with the class name displayed in normal upright font followed by "-class".

Optional unnamed format control parameter

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An optional third parameter allows you to control the format and use the template if ship type is not an article:

{{sclass2 | class name | ship type | format}}

The values and results for format are:

0: suppresses ship type display entirely. Adjectival form.
1: displays ship type as part of a single link to the class article.
2: displays unlinked ship type.
3: displays ship type as a separate link. Ship type must be the name of an article.
4: suppresses ship type display entirely. Noun form.
5: class name only, suitable for tables

To avoid the dreaded red link, one of the first three options must be used if Ship type is not already an article. Note that option 3 is the default, so may be omitted. Other values of format will let you know the error of your ways.


Optional parameter: "class-name disambiguation"

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When there are separate ship classes that share the same name and that use parenthetical disambiguation, for example Tribal-class destroyer, use the optional fifth parameter to disambiguate the class-name:

{{sclass2|Tribal|destroyer|||1905}} produces Tribal-class destroyer which is the same as:
[[Tribal-class destroyer (1905)|Tribal-class]] [[destroyer]]

The class-name disambiguator is never displayed.

Template data

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This is the TemplateData for this template used by TemplateWizard, VisualEditor and other tools. See a monthly parameter usage report for Template:Sclass2 in articles based on its TemplateData.

TemplateData for Sclass2

Formats ship class name and ship type into article link. Italicises class name.

Template parameters

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
class name1

no description

Stringoptional
ship type2

no description

Unknownoptional
format3

Format options 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Numberoptional
disambiguation4

no description

Unknownoptional
unknown5

(undocumented)

Unknownoptional
disambiguation6

no description

Unknownoptional

See also

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Ship classes
Group Template Ref article Example
after member ship{{Sclass}}article hyphenatedValiant-class harbor tug
after theme{{Sclass2}}article hyphenatedFlower-class corvette
General ship prefixes
Group Template Ref article Example
generic{{Ship}}any prefixBrigante Musolino or Charles de Gaulle (R91)
civil{{GTS}}Gas turbine shipGTS Infinity (2001)
civil{{HSC}}High-speed craftHSC Tarifa Jet (1997)
civil{{MS}} ({{M/S}} deprecated)Motor shipMS Antenor (1957)
civil{{MV}} ({{M/V}} deprecated)Motor vesselMV Aurora (2000)
civil{{MY}} ({{M/Y}} deprecated)Motor yachtMY Monte Carlo
civil{{PS}}Paddle steamerPS Commonwealth (1854)
civil{{RMS}}Royal Mail ShipRMS Adriatic (1907)
civil{{RV}} ({{R/V}} deprecated)Research vesselRV Vityaz (1939)
civil{{SB}}Sailing bargesSB Cambria
civil{{SS}} ({{S/S}} deprecated)Screw steamerSS Aeolus (1899)
civil{{SV}} ({{S/V}} deprecated)Sailing vesselSV Argo (1841)
civil{{SY}} ({{S/Y}} deprecated)Sailing vesselSY Raven (1889)
civil{{TSS}}Twin-screw steamerTSS Princess Maud (1934)
International navy and government ship prefixes
Group Template Ref article Example
 Algeria{{ANS}}Algerian National Navy shipANS Kalaat Béni Abbès (474)
 Australia{{HMAS}}Royal Australian Navy shipHMAS Anzac (G90)
 Bahamas{{HMBS}}Royal Bahamas Defence Force shipHMBS Nassau (P-61)
 Bangladesh{{BNS}}Bangladesh Navy shipBNS Surma (2013)
 Brunei{{KDB}}Royal Brunei Navy shipKDB Darussalam (06)
 Canada{{HMCS}}Royal Canadian Navy shipHMCS Bonaventure (CVL 22)
{{CCGS}}Canadian Coast Guard shipCCGS Simcoe (1909)
 Colombia{{ARC}}Colombian Navy shipARC 7 de Agosto (D-06)
 Denmark{{HDMS}}Royal Danish Navy shipHDMS Lougen (1791)
 Ecuador{{BAE}}Ecuadorian Navy shipBAE Guayas (BE-21)
 Egypt{{ENS}}Egyptian Navy shipENS Gamal Abdel Nasser (L1010)
 Estonia{{EML}}Estonian Navy shipEML Wambola (A433)
 Fiji{{RFNS}}Republic of Fiji Naval Service shipRFNS Kiro (203)
 Finland{{FNS}}Finnish Navy shipFNS Turunmaa (1918)
 Greece{{HS}}Hellenic Navy shipHS Georgios Averof (1910)
 Germany{{GS}}German Navy and Kriegsmarine submarineGerman submarine U-39 (1938)
{{SMS}}Imperial German Navy and Austro-Hungarian Navy shipSMS Novara (1912)
{{SMU}}Imperial German Navy and Austro-Hungarian Navy submarineSM U-28 (Germany)
 Iceland{{ICGV}}Icelandic Coast Guard shipICGV Óðinn
 India{{INS}}Indian Navy shipINS Vikrant (1961)
 Indonesia{{KRI}}Indonesian Navy shipKRI Fatahillah (361)
 Ireland{{}}Irish Navy ship Emer (P21)
 Japan{{Jsub}}Imperial Japanese Navy and Imperial Japanese Army submarineJapanese submarine I-15
{{JS}}Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force shipJS Ashigara (DDG-178)
{{JDS}}Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships (older)JDS Wakaba (DE-261)
 Netherlands{{HNLMS}}Royal Netherlands Navy shipHNLMS De Ruyter (F804)
 New Zealand{{HMNZS}}Royal New Zealand Navy shipHMNZS Endeavour (A11)
 Nigeria{{NNS}}Nigerian Navy shipNNS Aradu (F89)
 Norway{{HNoMS}}Royal Norwegian Navy shipHNoMS Svenner (G03)
 Papua New Guinea{{HMPNGS}}Papua New Guinean Navy shipHMPNGS Rabaul (P01)
 Peru{{BAP}}Peruvian Navy shipBAP Montero (FM-53)
 Philippines{{BRP}}Philippine Navy shipBRP Rajah Soliman (D-66)
{{RPS}}Philippine Navy ships (older)RPS Rajah Soliman (D-66)
 Poland{{ORP}}Polish Navy shipORP Orzeł (1938)
 Portugal{{NRP}}Portuguese Navy shipNRP Sagres (1937)
 Romania{{NMS}}Romanian Navy shipNMS Smeul (1888)
 Singapore{{RSS}}Republic of Singapore Navy shipRSS Formidable (68)
 South Africa{{SAS}}South African NavySAS Mendi (F148)
{{HMSAS}}Union of South Africa NavyHMSAS Protea (K51)
 South Korea{{ROKS}}Republic of Korea Navy shipROKS Dokdo (LPH-6111)
 Sweden{{HSwMS}}Swedish Navy shipHSwMS Sjölejonet (1936)
 Thailand{{HTMS}}Royal Thai Navy shipHTMS Chakri Naruebet (CV 911)
 Turkey{{TCG}}Turkish Naval Forces shipTCG Gediz (F 495)
 United Kingdom{{HMS}}Royal Navy shipHMS Illustrious (R06)
{{HMT}}Royal Navy trawlerHMT Elk (1902)
{{RFAux}}Royal Fleet Auxiliary shipRFA Fort Austin (A386)
 United States{{USAT}}U.S. Army Transport shipUSAT Havana (1917)
{{USCGC}}United States Coast Guard CutterUSCGC Healy (WAGB-20)
{{USNS}}United States Naval ShipUSNS Mercy (T-AH-19)
{{USRC}}US Revenue-Marine and United States Revenue Cutter ServiceUSRC Harriet Lane (1857)
{{USS}}United States ShipUSS Enterprise (CVN-65)
{{USAV}}United States Army VesselUSAV SP4 James A. Loux (LSV-6)