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It seems the inline Notation does only support integers and decimal fractions like 3.1415,
but, unlike e.g. YAML FrontMatter, not scientific notation like 1e6.
This inconsistency is very annoying,
especially since there is no workaround in DataView Queries,
only in DataViewJS with the Number(string) Function.
The DataView function number(string) reads only up to the e Character.
Since I frequently move Data Points between Frontmatter and inline Text,
and use the numbers for calculations, I would really appreciate if
either the number Function would be extended to parse scientific notation
or, preferably, if the DataView Inline-Fields would parse scientific notation, similar to how they parse DateTime and duration
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It seems the inline Notation does only support integers and decimal fractions like 3.1415,
but, unlike e.g. YAML FrontMatter, not scientific notation like 1e6.
This inconsistency is very annoying,
especially since there is no workaround in DataView Queries,
only in DataViewJS with the
Number(string)
Function.The DataView function
number(string)
reads only up to thee
Character.Since I frequently move Data Points between Frontmatter and inline Text,
and use the numbers for calculations, I would really appreciate if
number
Function would be extended to parse scientific notationBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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