Module:Road data/strings/AUT explained

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-- Austrialocal AUT =

local util = require("Module:Road data/util")util.addAll(AUT, require("Module:Road data/strings/EUR"))

AUT.E.shield = "E%route%-AT.svg"AUT.E.shieldmain = "E%route%-AT.svg"

AUT.A.shield = "A%route%-AT.svg"AUT.A.shieldmain = "A%route%-AT.svg"AUT.A.link = AUT.A.name = AUT.A.color = "blue-var2"AUT.A.translation =

AUT.S.shield = "S%route%-AT.svg"AUT.S.shieldmain = "S%route%-AT.svg"AUT.S.link = AUT.S.name = AUT.S.color = "blue-var2"AUT.S.translation =

AUT.B.shield = AUT.B.name = "State Road B%route%"AUT.B.color = "blue-var2"AUT.B.translation = "Landesstraße B%route%"

AUT.L.name = "State Road L%route%"AUT.L.shield = AUT.L.translation = "Landesstraße L%route%"

for k, v in pairs(AUT) do if k:find ("^%a") then v.browse = "Highways in Austria" v.browselinks = v.lang = "de-at" endend

return AUT