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 * Application
 * To display IP addresses such that the full address cannot be captured by the crawler of a search engine. Between the first and second octet of the address, an one pixel wide non braking space is inserted.


 * Usage
 * Note: New lines are only shown for readability
 * Note: New lines are only shown for readability


 * Parameters
 * Determines what clickable links are displayed. The following values apply:
 * 1 - shows the IP as a clickable link to contributions of the IP;
 * 2 - shows link to user page of the IP;
 * 4 - shows link to talk page of the IP;
 * 8 - shows link to current block list, filtered for the IP(/range);
 * 16 - shows link to block log for the IP[/range];
 * 32 - shows link to page to block the IP[/range] for 1 hour (default). Only useful for special applications.
 * The values may be bitwise OR'ed (similar to many program languages). In other words: may be added to get any combination of links.
 * If not empty or <>0: positions the strings with links below the IP, otherwise these are following the IP on the same line. Should be used within a block element, such as a table cell, as the links will center align.
 * If not empty or <>0: positions the strings with links below the IP, otherwise these are following the IP on the same line. Should be used within a block element, such as a table cell, as the links will center align.
 * If not empty or <>0: positions the strings with links below the IP, otherwise these are following the IP on the same line. Should be used within a block element, such as a table cell, as the links will center align.


 * Parameters that are not used, may be left empty.


 * Ranges
 * There are two types of IP ranges
 * CIDR ranges, e.g. 123.123.123.0/24
 * Non-CIDR ranges
 * The latter are frequently found in the allocation of IP-address ranges by for instance a provider to a customers or DHCP allocated addresses for certain purposes, as can be found by querying the WHOIS dataase of a RIR.
 * An example would be: 123.123.123.0 - 123.123.124.255.
 * Such a range cannot be written as a single CIDR range, but consists of two CIDR ranges, i.e. 123.123.123.0/24 and 123.123.124.0/24. Please note that this is a very simple example, much more complicated cases do exist in reality.


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