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	In some cases, the value returned by a string is a simple string in a given language (usually English). To translate this, certain values will be translated based on the table below.		In some cases, the value returned by a string is a simple string in a given language (usually English). To translate this, certain values will be translated based on the table below.

	{{note\|1=Unlike 'value unit' pairs above, these are evaluated '''without''' case sensitivity.		{{note\|1=Unlike 'value unit' pairs above, these are evaluated '''without''' case sensitivity.}}

	{\|class="wikitable sortable"		{\|class="wikitable sortable"

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	\|class="code"\|C		\|class="code"\|C
	\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0010		\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0010
	~<br />		or<br />
	tools_suffix_0012		tools_suffix_0012
	\|The value is in celsius. Which string is returned will depend on the notification target's preference for metric or imperial units of measurement. If metric (the default), <span class="code">tools_suffix_0010</span> is appended to the value and returned. If imperial, the value is converted to fahrenheit and the suffix <span class="code">tools_suffix_0012</span> will be appended.		\|The value is in celsius. Which string is returned will depend on the notification target's preference for metric or imperial units of measurement. If metric (the default), <span class="code">tools_suffix_0010</span> is appended to the value and returned. If imperial, the value is converted to fahrenheit and the suffix <span class="code">tools_suffix_0012</span> will be appended.

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	\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0046		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0046
	\|Plural "Weeks".		\|Plural "Weeks".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|C
			\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0010
			~<br />
			tools_suffix_0012
			\|The value is in celsius. Which string is returned will depend on the notification target's preference for metric or imperial units of measurement. If metric (the default), <span class="code">tools_suffix_0010</span> is appended to the value and returned. If imperial, the value is converted to fahrenheit and the suffix <span class="code">tools_suffix_0012</span> will be appended.
	\|}		\|}

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	{{note\|1=Explain this...}}		{{note\|1=Explain this...}}

	When setting a string to be later translated using double-bang variables line '<span class="code">!!$variable!$value!!</span>', the '<span class="code">$value</span>' will be analysed for certain suffixes. Those suffixes, when found, are translates into the language, unit or human readable appropriate values. For example, '<span class="code">!!size!1024 bytes!#</span>' will be translated to the language-appropriate base-2 human readable size, '<span class="code">1 KiB</span>'.		When setting a string to be later translated using double-bang variables line '<span class="code">!!$variable!$value!!</span>', the '<span class="code">$value</span>' will be analysed for certain suffixes. Those suffixes, when found, are translates into the language, unit or human readable appropriate values. For example, '<span class="code">!!size!1024 bytes!!</span>' will be translated to the language-appropriate base-2 human readable size, '<span class="code">1 KiB</span>'.

	Similarly, temperatures can also be unit-converted for the notification target. So a value like '<span class="code">#!core_temperature!30 C!#</span>' can be translated to '<span class="code">30°C</span>' or, for users preferring imperial measurements, '<span class="code">68°F</span>'.		Similarly, temperatures can also be unit-converted for the notification target. So a value like '<span class="code">#!core_temperature!30 C!!</span>' can be translated to '<span class="code">30°C</span>' or, for users preferring imperial measurements, '<span class="code">68°F</span>'.

	The full list of translated special suffixes are:		The full list of translated special suffixes are:

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	\|class="code"\|Enabled		\|class="code"\|Enabled
	\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0049		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0049
			\|The string "Enabled".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Disabled
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0050
	\|The string "Enabled".		\|The string "Enabled".
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|On		\|class="code"\|On
	\|class="code"\|~~tools_suffix_0049~~		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0051
	\|The string "On".		\|The string "On".
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|Off		\|class="code"\|Off
	\|class="code"\|~~tools_suffix_0050~~		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0052
	\|The string "Off".		\|The string "Off".
	\|-		\|-

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	\|The string "Enabled".		\|The string "Enabled".
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|~~Disabled~~		\|class="code"\|On
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0049
			\|The string "On".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Off
	\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0050		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0050
	\|The string "~~Disabled~~".		\|The string "Off".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|
			\|class="code"\|
			\|
	\|}		\|}

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	!String Key		!String Key
	!Note		!Note
			\|-
	\|class="code"\|Yes		\|class="code"\|Yes
	\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0047		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0047

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 |class="code"|tools_suffix_0046
 |Plural "Weeks".
 |-
-|class="code"|
+|class="code"|No
-|class="code"|
+|class="code"|tools_suffix_0048
+|The negative string "No".
 |}
 <span class="code"></span>

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	These will be translated to the [[Base-2]] human readable size via the '<span class="code">[https://github.com/ClusterLabs/striker/blob/master/AN/Tools/Readable.pm AN::Tools::Readable->bytes_to_hr()]</span>' method. The suffix returned are those accepted by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Quantities ISQ] for base-2 short forms. The [[IEC and SI Size Notations\|sizes returned]] are; <span class="code">[[KiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[MiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[GiB]]</span>, [[TiB]], <span class="code">[[PiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[EiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[ZiB]]</span> and <span class="code">[[YiB]]</span>. <span class="code">KiB</span> is rounded to one decimal place, <span class="code">MiB</span> through <span class="code">TiB</span> are rounded to two decimal places and <span class="code">PiB</span> through <span class="code">YiB</span> are rounded to three decimal places.		These will be translated to the [[Base-2]] human readable size via the '<span class="code">[https://github.com/ClusterLabs/striker/blob/master/AN/Tools/Readable.pm AN::Tools::Readable->bytes_to_hr()]</span>' method. The suffix returned are those accepted by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Quantities ISQ] for base-2 short forms. The [[IEC and SI Size Notations\|sizes returned]] are; <span class="code">[[KiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[MiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[GiB]]</span>, [[TiB]], <span class="code">[[PiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[EiB]]</span>, <span class="code">[[ZiB]]</span> and <span class="code">[[YiB]]</span>. <span class="code">KiB</span> is rounded to one decimal place, <span class="code">MiB</span> through <span class="code">TiB</span> are rounded to two decimal places and <span class="code">PiB</span> through <span class="code">YiB</span> are rounded to three decimal places.
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|~~Sec~~		\|class="code"\|sec
	\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0027		\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0027
	~<br />		~<br />
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	The number of seconds given will be returned as a human-readable period of time in the short format '<span class="code">#w, #d, #h, #m, #s</span>' via the '<span class="code">[https://github.com/ClusterLabs/striker/blob/master/AN/Tools/Readable.pm AN::Tools::Readable->time()]</span>' method. If the number of seconds is too short for a number of minutes, hours, days or weeks, those units will be omitted.		The number of seconds given will be returned as a human-readable period of time in the short format '<span class="code">#w, #d, #h, #m, #s</span>' via the '<span class="code">[https://github.com/ClusterLabs/striker/blob/master/AN/Tools/Readable.pm AN::Tools::Readable->time()]</span>' method. If the number of seconds is too short for a number of minutes, hours, days or weeks, those units will be omitted.
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|~~Seconds~~		\|class="code"\|seconds
	\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0032		\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0032
	~<br />		~<br />
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	The number of seconds given will be returned as a human-readable period of time in the long format '<span class="code"># Weeks, # Days, # Hours, # Minutes, # Seconds</span>' via the '<span class="code">[https://github.com/ClusterLabs/striker/blob/master/AN/Tools/Readable.pm AN::Tools::Readable->time()]</span>' method. If the number of seconds is too short for a number of minutes, hours, days or weeks, those units will be omitted.		The number of seconds given will be returned as a human-readable period of time in the long format '<span class="code"># Weeks, # Days, # Hours, # Minutes, # Seconds</span>' via the '<span class="code">[https://github.com/ClusterLabs/striker/blob/master/AN/Tools/Readable.pm AN::Tools::Readable->time()]</span>' method. If the number of seconds is too short for a number of minutes, hours, days or weeks, those units will be omitted.
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|		\|class="code"\|Second
	\|class="code"\|		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0037
	\|		\|Singular "Second".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Seconds
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0038
			\|{{note\|1=Note that this has a capitalised 'S'.}}
			Plural "Seconds".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Minute
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0039
			\|Singular "Minute"
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Minutes
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0040
			\|Plural "Minutes"
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Hour
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0041
			\|Singular "Hour".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Hours
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0042
			\|Plural "Hours".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Day
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0043
			\|Singular "Day".
			\|-
			\|class="code"\|Days
			\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0044
			\|Plural "Days".
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|		\|class="code"\|Week
	\|class="code"\|		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0045
	\|		\|Singular "Week".
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|		\|class="code"\|Weeks
	\|class="code"\|		\|class="code"\|tools_suffix_0046
	\|		\|Plural "Weeks".
	\|-		\|-
	\|class="code"\|		\|class="code"\|

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	\|class="code"\|Seconds		\|class="code"\|Seconds
	\|class="code" style="text-align: center;\|tools_suffix_0032		\|class="code" style="text-align: center;"\|tools_suffix_0032
	~<br />		~<br />
	tools_suffix_0036		tools_suffix_0036