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Convert floating-point numbers to customizable string representations for human-readable display and data processing.
The JWFloatToString node is designed to convert a floating-point number into a string representation, allowing you to format the float according to your specific needs. This node is particularly useful when you need to display or log numerical values in a human-readable format, or when you need to concatenate numerical data with other strings for further processing. By providing a customizable format string, this node offers flexibility in how the float is represented, making it easier to integrate numerical data into text-based outputs or user interfaces.
The value
parameter represents the floating-point number that you want to convert to a string. This parameter is essential as it is the primary input for the node's operation. The default value is 0
, and it can accept any float within the range of -99999999999 to 99999999999. The value you provide here will be formatted into a string based on the format_string
parameter.
The format_string
parameter allows you to specify the format in which the float should be converted to a string. This parameter uses Python's string formatting syntax, giving you control over the precision and representation of the float. The default format string is "{:.6g}"
, which provides a concise representation of the float with up to six significant digits. You can customize this string to include more or fewer digits, or to format the float in scientific notation, among other options.
The output parameter is a string that represents the formatted floating-point number. This string is generated based on the value
and format_string
input parameters. The resulting string can be used for display purposes, logging, or further text processing, making it a versatile output for various applications.
format_string
parameter to control the precision of the float in the output string. For example, use "{:.2f}"
to format the float with two decimal places.<mode>
format_string
parameter.format_string
parameter uses a valid Python string formatting syntax. Refer to Python's documentation on string formatting for valid options.value
parameter is not a valid float.value
parameter is a valid floating-point number within the acceptable range. Double-check the input to avoid non-numeric values.format_string
parameter contains placeholders that do not match the provided value
.format_string
parameter is correctly formatted and matches the type and number of arguments provided. Adjust the format string to ensure compatibility with the value
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