[00:51:10] <pavonia>	 How do you view the source code of a template on Wiktionary or Wikipedia even if it is locked for modification?
[00:54:24] <p858snake|cloud>	 you should still be able to click the "view source" button
[00:54:30] <taavi>	 pavonia: there will still be a 'view source' option at the top of the page, where the edit button usually is, if you can't edit the page
[00:55:19] <pavonia>	 Yes, but it doesn't show the code there
[00:56:33] <pavonia>	 e.g. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Template:character_info
[00:59:13] <p858snake|cloud>	 so that is using a lua module (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Module:character_info)
[01:02:40] <pavonia>	 So is the code for Template:foo always at Module:foo?
[01:06:28] <p858snake|cloud>	 no, templates can call Lua modules (modules:namespace) to add extra functionality 
[01:06:42] <p858snake|cloud>	 although this templates looks to build everything using the Lua module
[01:07:45] <p858snake|cloud>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Lua/Overview
[01:13:19] <pavonia>	 Hhm, I still don't understand where to start looking for the location of the relevant code. For example https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Unicode_character_list&action=edit has "#invoke:character list" but I don't see such a module in the list below
[01:21:05] <p858snake|cloud>	 just read #invoke: as Module:, so eg it would be https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Module:character_list
[01:29:31] <pavonia>	 Oh, that module still exists. So the list of modules at the bottoms doesn't correspond to all actually used modules by this template
[01:30:03] <pavonia>	 Thank you, I think I uderstand the pattern now