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These inputs are for editing numerical values in your data.
Number#
Single line input field for integers or decimals.
Number inputs are shown for inputs configured with the type number, or input keys matching:
number*_number
number: 3.14
sort_number: 2
{
"number": 3.14,
"sort_number": 2
}number = 3.14
sort_number = 2
order: 1
_inputs:
order:
type: number
{
"order": 1,
"_inputs": {
"order": {
"type": "number"
}
}
}order = 1
[_inputs.order]
type = "number"
Range#
A combination number and range input field for integers or decimals.
Range inputs are shown for inputs configured with the type range. This input requires step, min and max options.
order: 12
_inputs:
order:
type: range
options:
step: 2
max: 20
min: 0
{
"order": 12,
"_inputs": {
"order": {
"type": "range",
"options": {
"step": 2,
"max": 20,
"min": 0
}
}
}
}order = 12
[_inputs.order]
type = "range"
[_inputs.order.options]
step = 2
max = 20
min = 0
Options#
Number input options are configured with options inside an _inputs entry.
The lowest value in the range of permitted values.
The greatest value in the range of permitted values.
A number that specifies the granularity that the value must adhere to, or the special value any, which allows any decimal value between max and min.
Set how an 'empty' value will be saved. Does not apply to existing empty values. Can be one of the following:
number- an empty value for this input will be stored as0(default).null- an empty value for this input will be stored as a null value. This does not apply to TOML files.
Valid values#
Documented below are the valid formats for number and range inputs.
The lists of examples are non-exhaustive.
Binary and hexadecimal numbers will be converted to base-10 integers when loaded into the Data Editor
Empty/null value:
number:
Whole base-10 integers (unquoted):
number: 123456number: -123456number: 123456e78number: 123456e+78number: 123456e-78
Floating point numbers (unquoted):
number: 123.456number: -123.456number: 123.456e78number: 123.456e+78number: 123.456e-78
Binary integers (unquoted):
number: 0b11110001001000000
Hexadecimal integers (unquoted):
number: 0x1E240
Whole base-10 integers (unquoted):
number = 12346number = +123456number = -123456number = 123_456
Floating point numbers (unquoted):
number = 123.456number = +123.456number = -123.456number = 123.456e78number = 123.456E78number = 123.456e09number = 123.456e+78number = 123.456e-78number = -123.456e78number = 123_456.789_012
Hexadecimal numbers (unquoted):
number = 0x1E240
Octal numbers (unquoted):
number = 0o361100
Hexadecimal numbers (unquoted):
number = 0b11110001001000000
Null value:
"number": null
Base-10 integers (unquoted):
"number": 123456"number": -123456"number": 123456e78"number": -123456e78
Floating-point numbers (unquoted):
"number": 123.456"number": -123.456"number": 123.456e78"number": 123.456E78"number": 123.456e+78"number": -123.456e78