Category talk:Old English verbs
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Old English strong verb categories
[edit]- See also discussion at my user talk page
Hello, there are 7 templates for Old English strong verb classes:
- Category:Old English class I strong verbs → Category:Old English class 1 strong verbs?
- Category:Old English class II strong verbs
- Category:Old English class III strong verbs
- Category:Old English class IV strong verbs
- Category:Old English class V strong verbs
- Category:Old English class VI strong verbs
- Category:Old English class VII strong verbs
To give those categories a uniform content, inter alia the accompanying strong class category (e.g. Category:Class 1 strong verbs by language) there is the template {{poscatboiler}}
. But to use the boiler the categories would need Arabic numerals (The Roman numerals are for differentiation of weak inflection, see Appendix). The best way to handle was if {{poscatboiler}}
would tolerate not unified titles e.g. type {{poscatboiler|ang|class 1 strong verbs|title=class I strong verbs}}
, but this is right now not technically possible.
Three ways to proceed:
- program an exception in
{{poscatboiler}}
as described above - rename every category consequently
Done
- do not use
{{poscatboiler}}
and type every category an description manually to every category
Greetings --Bigbossfarin (talk) 21:37, 28 November 2013 (UTC)
- All other Germanic languages use the digits 1-7, so I think it would make more sense to bring the Old English categories in line with that. —CodeCat 23:10, 28 November 2013 (UTC)
Done Thank you for your opinion! I found a really easy way to get the new category system: I programmed a switch in
{{ang-verb}}
so that every verb automatically gets in the right category.--Bigbossfarin (talk) 17:57, 30 November 2013 (UTC)- I think the categorisation should be done by the inflection templates, not
{{ang-verb}}
. —CodeCat 18:15, 30 November 2013 (UTC)
- I think the categorisation should be done by the inflection templates, not