Template:Surgery

ERROR: No surgery name.

No description given.

Invalid Surgery Location: {{{3}}}

ERROR: NO SURGERY STEP 1.

Procedure

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Usage

The Surgery template takes these parameters, in order:

• Name of the surgery

• Description of the surgery

• The limb to target (head, eyes, etc.) in lowercase. See Template:SurgeryTarget.

Then, alternating pairs of:

• A surgery_step, must be a subtemplate of Template:SurgeryStep (e.g. Template:SurgeryStep/mechanic_wrench).

• A custom description for that surgery step which replaces the default text. Leave it blank to use the default description (you want to do this most of the time).

See Template:SurgerySteps for more specifics.

Optionally, named parameters: surrounder: By default, the template makes the surgery name be a Level 2 Heading, by surrounding it with ==. If surrounder is defined, that won't happen and instead the surgery name will be surrounded by this variable, on each side. I recommend ''' to bold the text. I can't promise that you can make the name be surrounded by nothing without MediaWiki thinking there's no parameter so it should use the default behavior.

and yes surrounder is a dumb name, it's 3am c'mon.

Test cases

Below are several tests of various surgery locations.

Chest Deflation

chest

Invalid Surgery Location: This chest surgery means you have big honking chest and you honk it.

Procedure
Step 1: Wrench: honk it.	(10%)
Step 2: Crowbar: pry off plating.	(10%)

ii

eyy

Target: Eyes

Procedure
Step 1: Wrench: wrench bolts.	(10%)

xXxSpiderize Me, Cap'nxXx

This one should look pretty broken, since it just demonstrates the surrounder can be put halfway in arguments without soiling the order

Invalid Surgery Location: leg

Procedure
Step 1: Wrench: leg them off at the pass.	(10%)
Step 2: Crowbar: pry off plating.	(10%)
Step 3: Crowbar: cram that leg off	(10%)
Step 4: Crowbar: pry off plating.	(10%)

Arm Surgery

arm thyself, physician

Invalid Surgery Location: arm

Procedure
Step 1: Wrench: wrench bolts.	(10%)