User:Who R you?/sandbox15/testcase

Compare the functionality of existing version of {{ Break }} to revised [[LinkTemplate|User:Who R you?/sandbox15].

Also try another method using 2 templates with User:Who R you?/sandbox15b and User:Who R you?/sandbox15c.
Note: The 2-template method is slightly different in that a space " " following the template call is treated as a space at the beginning of a new line; thus it indents and formats the following text in a dashed/margined box; but really this is the more correct handling; although it is unclear why the output from the other versions of the template id different.

Side-by-side output varieties

Revised ( sandbox15 )	Existing ( {{ Break }} )	2-Template Method ( sandbox15b )	2-Template Method (with a space " " after the Template) ( sandbox15b )
sausages SAUSAGES missing MISSING empty EMPTY negative–one NEGATIVE–ONE        ← Blank line inserted →    zero ZERO        ← Blank line inserted →    one ONE two TWO three THREE four FOUR five FIVE six SIX seven SEVEN eight EIGHT nine NINE ten TEN eleven ELEVEN twelve TWELVE thirteen THIRTEEN fourteen FOURTEEN fifteen FIFTEEN sixteen SIXTEEN seventeen SEVENTEEN eighteen EIGHTEEN nineteen NINETEEN twenty TWENTY twenty-one (Actual=20) TWENTY-ONE twenty-two (Actual=20) TWENTY-TWO twenty-three (Actual=20) TWENTY-THREE twenty-four (Actual=20) TWENTY-FOUR twenty-five (Actual=20) TWENTY-FIVE twenty-six (Actual=20) TWENTY-SIX twenty-seven (Actual=20) TWENTY-SEVEN twenty-eight (Actual=20) TWENTY-EIGHT twenty-nine (Actual=20) TWENTY-NINE thirty (Actual=20) THIRTY fifty (Actual=20) FIFTY ninety-nine (Actual=20) NINETY-NINE	sausages SAUSAGES missing MISSING empty EMPTY negative–one NEGATIVE–ONE zero ZERO one ONE two TWO three THREE four FOUR five FIVE six SIX seven SEVEN eight EIGHT nine NINE ten TEN eleven ELEVEN twelve TWELVE thirteen THIRTEEN fourteen FOURTEEN fifteen FIFTEEN sixteen SIXTEEN seventeen SEVENTEEN eighteen EIGHTEEN nineteen NINETEEN twenty TWENTY twenty-one TWENTY-ONE twenty-two TWENTY-TWO twenty-three TWENTY-THREE twenty-four TWENTY-FOUR twenty-five TWENTY-FIVE twenty-six TWENTY-SIX twenty-seven TWENTY-SEVEN twenty-eight TWENTY-EIGHT twenty-nine TWENTY-NINE thirty THIRTY fifty FIFTY ninety-nine NINETY-NINE	sausages SAUSAGES missing MISSING empty EMPTY negative–one NEGATIVE–ONE zero ZERO one ONE two TWO three THREE four FOUR five FIVE six SIX seven SEVEN eight EIGHT nine NINE ten TEN eleven ELEVEN twelve TWELVE thirteen THIRTEEN fourteen FOURTEEN fifteen FIFTEEN sixteen SIXTEEN seventeen SEVENTEEN eighteen EIGHTEEN nineteen NINETEEN twenty TWENTY twenty-one TWENTY-ONE twenty-two TWENTY-TWO twenty-three TWENTY-THREE twenty-four TWENTY-FOUR twenty-five TWENTY-FIVE twenty-six TWENTY-SIX twenty-seven TWENTY-SEVEN twenty-eight TWENTY-EIGHT twenty-nine TWENTY-NINE thirty THIRTY fifty FIFTY ninety-nine (Max = 60) NINETY-NINE	sausages SAUSAGES missing MISSING empty EMPTY negative–one NEGATIVE–ONE zero ZERO one ONE two TWO three THREE four FOUR five FIVE six SIX seven SEVEN eight EIGHT nine NINE ten TEN eleven ELEVEN twelve TWELVE thirteen THIRTEEN fourteen FOURTEEN fifteen FIFTEEN sixteen SIXTEEN seventeen SEVENTEEN eighteen EIGHTEEN nineteen NINETEEN twenty TWENTY twenty-one TWENTY-ONE twenty-two TWENTY-TWO twenty-three TWENTY-THREE twenty-four TWENTY-FOUR twenty-five TWENTY-FIVE twenty-six TWENTY-SIX twenty-seven TWENTY-SEVEN twenty-eight TWENTY-EIGHT twenty-nine TWENTY-NINE thirty THIRTY fifty FIFTY ninety-nine (Max = 60) NINETY-NINE

Mix of text, templates, & hard−coded <br />

Revised ( sandbox15 )	Existing ( {{ Break }} )	2-Template Method ( sandbox15b )	2-Template Method (with a space " " after the Template) ( sandbox15b )
The template is used to insert a single break here -> <- without passing any value (i.e. missing).   In this line, the template exists here -><- but has a value of zero "0".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here -> <- as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here -> <- as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   Finally, the following examples show the text "Hello, I ->Template or <br /><- must be going!" and "Goodbye, it is ->Template or <br /><- nice to meet you!"; in each case created with the template (with a value of one "1") in the top version and the hard−coded <br /> in the repeated copy below.  Each of these pairs should be identical.   Hello, I -> <- must be going!   Hello, I -> <- must be going!   Goodbye, it is -> <- nice to meet you!   Goodbye, it is -> <- nice to meet you!   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here -> <- with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here -> <- with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.	The template is used to insert a single break here -> <- without passing any value (i.e. missing).   In this line, the template exists here -><- but has a value of zero "0".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here -> <- as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here -> <- as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   Finally, the following examples show the text "Hello, I ->Template or <br /><- must be going!" and "Goodbye, it is ->Template or <br /><- nice to meet you!"; in each case created with the template (with a value of one "1") in the top version and the hard−coded <br /> in the repeated copy below.  Each of these pairs should be identical.   Hello, I -> <- must be going!   Hello, I -> <- must be going!   Goodbye, it is -> <- nice to meet you!   Goodbye, it is -> <- nice to meet you!   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here -> <- with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here -> <- with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.	The template is used to insert a single break here -> <- without passing any value (i.e. missing).   In this line, the template exists here -> <- but has a value of zero "0".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here -> <- as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here -> <- as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   Finally, the following examples show the text "Hello, I ->Template or <br /><- must be going!" and "Goodbye, it is ->Template or <br /><- nice to meet you!"; in each case created with the template (with a value of one "1") in the top version and the hard−coded <br /> in the repeated copy below.  Each of these pairs should be identical.   Hello, I -> <- must be going!   Hello, I -> <- must be going!   Goodbye, it is -> <- nice to meet you!   Goodbye, it is -> <- nice to meet you!   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here -> <- with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here -> <- with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.	The template is used to insert a single break here → ← without passing any value (i.e. missing).   In this line, the template exists here → ← but has a value of zero "0".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here → ← as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   This example is repeated directly below; in the top version, the template is used to insert the break while in the second version the <br /> is hard−coded; but in both cases the code is right here → ← as is either a single <br /> or the template with a value of one "1".   Finally, the following examples show the text "Hello, I → Template or <br /> ← must be going!" and "Goodbye, it is → Template or <br /> ← nice to meet you!"; in each case created with the template (with a value of one "1") in the top version and the hard−coded <br /> in the repeated copy below.  Each of these pairs should be identical.   Hello, I → ← must be going!   Hello, I → ← must be going!   Goodbye, it is → ← nice to meet you!   Goodbye, it is → ← nice to meet you!   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here → ← with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.   Finally, this duplicated line uses the template (in the top copy) here → ← with a value of two "2" or with the hard−coded <br /><br /> pair (in the bottom copy) in the same location within the line.

In a non-table environment

Revised ( sandbox15 )

sausages
SAUSAGES
missing
MISSING
empty
EMPTY
negative–one NEGATIVE–ONE
zero ZERO
one
ONE
two

TWO
three


THREE

Existing ( {{ Break }} )

sausages
SAUSAGES
missing
MISSING
empty
EMPTY
negative–one NEGATIVE–ONE
zero ZERO
one
ONE
two

TWO
three


THREE

2-Template Method (without a space " " after the <br /> template) ( sandbox15b )

sausages SAUSAGES
missing
MISSING
empty
EMPTY
negative–one NEGATIVE–ONE
zero ZERO
one
ONE
two

TWO
three


THREE

2-Template Method (with a space " " after the <br /> template)
( sandbox15b )

sausages

SAUSAGES

missing

MISSING

empty

EMPTY

negative–one

NEGATIVE–ONE

zero

ZERO

one

ONE

two

TWO

three

THREE

Verify Line Counts (by Method)

Revised ( sandbox15 )

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00

1 1

2 2

3 3

19 19

20 20

21 21

48 48

49 49

50 50

51 51

52 52

58 58

59 59

60 60

61 61

62 62

70 70

99 99

100 100

Existing ( {{ Break }} )

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00

1 1

2 2

3 3

19 19

20 20

21 21

48 48

49 49

50 50

51 51

52 52

58 58

59 59

60 60

61 61

62 62

70 70

99 99

100 100

2-Template Method (without a space " " after the <br /> template) ( sandbox15b )

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0 0

1 1

2 2

3 3

19 19

20 20

21 21

48 48

49 49

50 50

51 51

52 52

58 58

59 59

60 60

61 61

62 62

70 70

99 99

100 100

2-Template Method (with a space " " after the <br /> template)
( Untested! )

Untested!