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Basic Number Format

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Basic Number Format

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−	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{FORMAT}}</code>. In the first case, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see ~~the~~ [[#Basic Number Format Expressions]] for examples.	+	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{FORMAT}}</code>. In the first case, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see [[#Basic Number Format Expressions]] for examples.

	== Basic Number Format Expressions ==		== Basic Number Format Expressions ==

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 <code>123</code><br/>
 <code>1,234</code><br/>
-<code>12,344.12345</code><br/>
+<code>12,345.12345</code><br/>
 | data-sort-value=160|'''0.1.160'''
 |-

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-It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{FORMAT}}</code>. In the first case, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see the [[#Basic Number Format]] for examples.
+It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{FORMAT}}</code>. In the first case, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see the [[#Basic Number Format Expressions]] for examples.
-== Basic Number Format ==
+== Basic Number Format Expressions ==
 {| class="wikitable sortable"
-|+ Basic format of numbers
+|+ Expression syntax of basic number format expressions
 |-
-! Format Syntax !! Format Example  !! Output Example !! Since Version
+! Expression !! Example  !! Output !! Since Version
 |-
+|

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              "title": "Colored Duration",
              "action": "info:{txt:msx-blue:num:5640000:duration:text:dhms}"
          }]
+}

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−	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{FORMAT}}</code>. In the first case, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see [[#Basic Number Format]] for examples.	+	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{FORMAT}}</code>. In the first case, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see the [[#Basic Number Format]] for examples.

	== Basic Number Format ==		== Basic Number Format ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:14, 31 October 2024
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−	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{~~DECIMAL_DIGITS}{DECIMAL_TRIMMING}}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{THOUSANDS_SEPARATOR}{DECIMAL_SEPARATOR}{DECIMAL_DIGITS}{DECIMAL_TRIMMING~~}}</code>. In the first ~~two cases~~, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see [[#Basic Number Format]] for examples.	+	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{FORMAT}}</code>. In the first case, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see [[#Basic Number Format]] for examples.

	== Basic Number Format ==		== Basic Number Format ==

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 ! Format Syntax !! Format Example  !! Output Example !! Since Version
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 | <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code><br/>
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 <code>{num:123:format}</code><br/>
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 | data-sort-value=160|'''0.1.160'''
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 | <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{}}</code><br/>
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 <code>{num:123:format:0}</code><br/>
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 | data-sort-value=160|'''0.1.160'''
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 | <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{}}</code><br/>
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 <code>{num:12345.12345:format:.,}</code><br/>

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−	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> ~~(e.g. <code>{num:1234.1234:format}</code>)~~ or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{DECIMAL_DIGITS}{DECIMAL_TRIMMING}}</code> ~~(e.g. <code>{num:1234.1234:format:24}</code>)~~ or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{THOUSANDS_SEPARATOR}{DECIMAL_SEPARATOR}{DECIMAL_DIGITS}{DECIMAL_TRIMMING}}</code> ~~(e.g. <code>{num:1234.1234:format:,.24}</code>)~~. In the first two cases, the number format is taken from the dictionary.	+	It is possible to convert numbers (indicated in milliseconds) with inline expressions into date, time, or duration values. The expressions are similar to the [[Live Inline Expressions]] and look like this: <code>{num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. It is also possible to add colored values with the expression syntax <code>{txt:{COLOR}:num:{NUMBER}:{TYPE}:{FORMAT}}</code>. Please see [[Colors]] for possible color values. This feature is available since version '''0.1.91'''. Since version '''0.1.160''', a number can also be basically formatted by using the syntax <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{DECIMAL_DIGITS}{DECIMAL_TRIMMING}}</code> or <code>{num:{NUMBER}:format:{THOUSANDS_SEPARATOR}{DECIMAL_SEPARATOR}{DECIMAL_DIGITS}{DECIMAL_TRIMMING}}</code>. In the first two cases, the number format is taken from the dictionary. Please see [[#Basic Number Format]] for examples.
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−	Please see ~~following example~~.

	== Basic Number Format ==		== Basic Number Format ==

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 <code>12,345.1234</code><br/>
 <code>12,345.1200</code><br/>
 | data-sort-value=160|'''0.1.160'''
 |}