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Originally Posted by eschwartz
Don't do this, please. It would be easier to just have a special library. Only virtual libraries (read: virtual=not really) share plugboards, since it is all in the same database.
Different databases have different plugboards. Virtual libraries share the same database, so they use the same plugboards; They are just glorified searches, really.
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LOL ah okay. I didn't realize there was a way to have multiple actual databases.
Time to see what I can do!
ETA: Okay, now that I have had a chance to plug them it, it looks like they are working, so yay! I didn't screw it up!
Question: with {series_index:0>5.2f}, what would I change to have only one decimal place instead of two? I've never had a series numbered 1.11, 1.12, 1.13 and so forth. If I ever do, clearly now I have the code for it, but since I don't... according to your explanation about how the code works above, would I change it to {series_index:0>4.1f}?
Okay, yep! That worked. And having experimented with a bunch of other configurations, it looks like that is as close as we can get to suppressing leading or trailing zeroes when they're unnecessary without compromising on the sequential ordering.