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Template for checking whether a string contains an abbreviation which can be converted by {{tl|abb}} (for the specified mode). Returns "1" if that is the case and an empty string otherwise. 

== Gebrauch ==

<pre>{{abbvalid|abbreviations}}</pre>

=== Parameter ===

{{Docparam|name=<unnamed 1>|req=yes|default=|desc=
Potential game abbreviations which are passed to {{tl|abb}} in order to see whether they return a valid result (text, icon name etc). Up to 10 abbreviations can be specified if separated by <code>split by</code>.
}}

{{Docparam|name=abbmode|req=no|default=|desc=
This is passed down directly to {{tl|abb}} and can be used to check whether {{tl|abb}} returns a valid result for a specific mode. Only valid input for that template's <code>mode</code> parameter will have any effect.
}}

{{Docparam|name=split by|req=no|default=,|desc=
This is the character/string which is used as a delimiter for multiple abbrevations in <code><unnamed 1></code>, i.e. the character/string which separates the individual abbrevations.

Note that spaces at the beginning or end of the string need to be HTML encoded (<code>& #032;</code> without the space in between), and that using <code><nowiki>|</nowiki></code> is not recommended.
}}

== Beispiele ==
=== Grundlegendes ===
<pre>{{abbvalid|FO3}}</pre>
returns "{{abbvalid|FO3}}" because "FO3" is a valid input for {{tl|abb}}.

<pre>{{abbvalid|ASDF}}</pre>
returns "{{abbvalid|ASDF}}" (an empty string) because "ASDF" is not a valid input for {{tl|abb}}.

<pre>{{abbvalid|FO3, ASDF}}</pre>
returns "{{abbvalid|FO3, ASDF}}" because "FO3" is a valid input for {{tl|abb}}.

<pre>{{abbvalid|ASDF, ASDF2}}</pre>
returns "{{abbvalid|ASDF, ASDF2}}" (an empty string) because neither "ASDF" nor "ASDF2" are not valid inputs for {{tl|abb}}.

<pre>{{abbvalid|FO3, FNV}}</pre>
returns "{{abbvalid|FO3, FNV}}" because both "FO3" and "FNV" are valid inputs for {{tl|abb}}.

=== Prüfen für spezifische Modi ===

<pre>{{abbvalid|NONE}}</pre>
returns "{{abbvalid|NONE}}" because "NONE" is a valid input for {{tl|abb}}.

<pre>{{abbvalid|NONE|abbmode=icon}}</pre>
returns "{{abbvalid|NONE|abbmode=icon}}" (an empty string) because there is no icon associated with "NONE" in {{tl|abb}}.