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Awesome workflow!
It's neat, that you can set different delimiters for the results, but I expected the configurations also to affect the input.
alfred-convert/src/convert.py
Line 277 in 76be62d
Formatter
A nice solution would parse the number no matter what:
23.34 => 23.34 23,34 => 23.34 12.123,345 => 12123.345 12,123.345 => 12123.345
The only problem would be three decimal places: 23,345 => 23.345 / 23345.00 ???
23,345 => 23.345 / 23345.00 ???
And this does not considers all cases.
So using the configuration would be most convenient, I guess.
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Parse input numbers according to separators set in config #31
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Added in v3.3.
Numbers will now be parsed in accordance with the separators you've set in the configuration sheet.
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Awesome workflow!
It's neat, that you can set different delimiters for the results, but I expected the configurations also to affect the input.
alfred-convert/src/convert.py
Line 277 in 76be62d
I unsuccessfully tried using the
Formatter
on that value, but I don't know much about python. Guess it would need some conversion.A nice solution would parse the number no matter what:
The only problem would be three decimal places:
23,345 => 23.345 / 23345.00 ???
And this does not considers all cases.
So using the configuration would be most convenient, I guess.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: