The use of this token is deprecated; you should use holidays response tokens instead.
Separator tokens are tokens that are used to display some separating text (such as a hyphen "-") under certain conditions. These tokens are a general, more powerful case of the filler tokens, and are mainly used to separate holidays from different lists, or saints/namedays and holidays.
The general syntax of the separator tokens is:
[sep:LEFT-RIGHT:SEPARATOR]
The comparisons that are possible, the corresponding allowed values for the LEFT and RIGHT markers, and sample usage, are:
LEFT |
RIGHT |
Example |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
a-e-i-o-u |
a-e-i-o-u |
[1sep:a-e: - ] |
Display a space, a hyphen and a space, if there are both an a-Holiday and an e-Holiday on day 1. |
Two letters from the list a-e-i-o-u |
the letters st followed by one of a-e-i-o-u |
[1sep:ae-ste: - ] |
Display a space, a hyphen and a space, if there are both an a-Holiday and an e-Holiday, and a saint/nameday from list e, on day 1. |
The above are the comparisons that are currently (November 2024) defined, based on previous users' requests. If you need additional possibilities, please contact us.
See also: [ifhol] holidays response.
Topic 177785, last updated on 04-May-2021
