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search_engine_ranker:macro_guide [2017-11-17 08:23] – [#trans ... #notrans] svensearch_engine_ranker:macro_guide [2018-10-22 16:34] – sven
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 Output 1: For a German Site it will write: Hallo Fremder!\\  Output 1: For a German Site it will write: Hallo Fremder!\\ 
 Output 2: For a Site ending with .com it will write: Hello Stranger!\\  Output 2: For a Site ending with .com it will write: Hello Stranger!\\ 
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 +Another syntax is the following where all variations are used but in a random order.
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 +Example: <color red>%%~{%%</color>Sentence 1.<color green>%%|%%</color>Sentence 2.<color green>%%|%%</color>Sentence 3.<color red>}</color>\\ 
 +Output 1: Sentence 1. Sentence 3. Sentence 2.\\ 
 +Output 2: Sentence 3. Sentence 1. Sentence 2.\\ 
 +Output 3: Sentence 2. Sentence 2. Sentence 1.\\ 
  
  
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 |NP|Same as “N” but reads the number of lines not randomly but one after the other.| |NP|Same as “N” but reads the number of lines not randomly but one after the other.|
  
-You can also use a syntax like (<min lines>,<max lines>) or [<min lines>..<max lines>] for the parameter <number of lines>. This would not always use the same number of lines but chose a random one between the given range (e.g. #file_links[names.dat,(2,10),S]).+You can also use a syntax like (<min lines>,<max lines>) or [<min lines>..<max lines>] for the parameter <number of lines>. This would not always use the same number of lines but choose a random one between the given range (e.g. #file_links[names.dat,(2,10),S]).
 Another alternative is to use a directory instead of a a file. Than a random file from that directory is used. Another alternative is to use a directory instead of a a file. Than a random file from that directory is used.