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Old 09-13-2024, 05:13 PM   #2
chaley
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For both #1 and #2, the answer is no. The plugboard sets the series_index in a copy of the book's metadata. That index is a floating point value, and can only accept floating point values. It might be possible to set it to python None (would require a python template). I strongly suspect this won't work. If it doesn't fail in the plugboard then I don't know what the device driver would do with it.

It is possible that the 2-decimal-digit limitation can be ignored, but given the number of moving parts I don't know what will happen on the device, or even if the behavior is deterministic. If this interests you then try it and see.
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