Formatting integer output without underscores

[charlescochran]

>>> 16!

  16!

    = 20_922_789_888_000 

Is it possible to make numbat not format integer output with underscores? This can make it difficult to copy/paste the numbers to other tools.

[Goju-Ryu]

I have looked through the documentation and code both, it does not appear to currently be an option. However from what I can tell, it doesn't look too difficult to implement as a configuration option, so I wouldn't rule out the possibility of it being possible in the future.

[sharkdp]

One hack is to format it as a string:

>>> let n = 16!
>>> "{n:f}"

    = "20922789888000"    [String]

You could add a function plain (or similar) to your init.nbt like this:

fn plain(n: Scalar) -> String = "{n:f}"

and then you could use it like this:

>>> 16! -> plain

    = "20922789888000"    [String]

Also related: #394