Template:FormatName

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{{#lua:

 replacements = {
 ["alpha"] = "α",
 ["beta"] = "β",
 ["chi"]  = "χ",
 ["delta"] = "δ",
 ["Delta"] = "Δ",
 ["epsilon"] = "ε",
 ["zeta"] = "ζ",
 ["phi"] = "φ",
 ["gamma"] = "γ",
 ["Gamma"] = "Γ",
 ["eta"] = "η",
 ["kappa"] = "κ",
 ["lambda"] = "λ", 
 ["mu"] = "μ", 
 ["nu"] = "ν", 
 ["pi"] = "π",
 ["Pi"] = "Π",
 ["theta"] = "θ",
 ["tau"] = "τ",
 ["upsilon"] = "υ",
 ["Upsilon"] = "Υ",
 ["phi"] = "φ",
 ["psi"] = "ψ",
 ["xi"] = "ξ",
 ["omega"] = "ω",
 ["sigma"] = "σ",
 }
 name = stdin:match(".+")

---SUPER AND SUBSCRIPTS (SINGLE LETTER)---

 name = string.gsub( name, "_([-+%p%w])^([-+%p%w]) ", '%2
%1
  ') name = string.gsub( name, "%^([-+%p%w])_([-+%p%w]) ", '%1
%2
  ')

---SUPER AND SUBSCRIPTS (MULTIPLE LETTERS)---

 name = string.gsub( name, "%^{([-+%p%w]+)}_{([-+%p%w]+)}", '%1
%2
  ') name = string.gsub( name, "_{([-+%p%w]+)}^{([-+%p%w]+)}", '%2
%1
  ')

---SUPER/SUBSCRIPTS---

 name = string.gsub( name, "_{([-+%p%w]+)}", "%1" )
 name = string.gsub( name, "%^{([-+%p%w]+)}", "%1" )
 name = string.gsub( name, "_([-+%p%w]) ", "%1" )
 name = string.gsub( name, "%^([-+%p%w]) ", "%1" )

---GREEK LETTERS---

 name = string.gsub (name, '([%a"]+)', 
 function (str)
   return replacements[str] or str
 end
 )
 print(name)

|==Greek Letters== Write "alpha", "beta", or "gamma" in lowercase.

Example.
  • alpha → alpha
  • beta → beta
  • chi → chi
  • delta → delta
  • epsilon → epsilon
  • gamma → gamma
  • eta → eta
  • and so on.

Super/subscripts

Use "_" for subscripts, "^" for superscripts. To show both, write the longer super/sub-script first. Some word must follow after a space when both ^ and _ are used.

Example.
  • _1^2 (next word) → _1^2 (next word)
  • D_{10}^{20} (next word) → D_{10}^{20} (next word)
  • D_{10000}^{1} (next word) → D_{10000}^{1} (next word)
  • D^{10000}_{1} (next word) → D^{10000}_{1} (next word)
  • D^{10}_{10000} (bad example) → D^{10}_{10000} (bad example)
  • D_1 → D_1
  • D^2 → D^2
  • Delta^{12.13} → Delta^{12.13}

}}