Would be useful for the GAMESS hessian; possibly other cases.
Probably put it as an optional flag after the quantity flag but before the sign flag: #!+x.f
Putting it before the quantity flag would run the risk of an ambiguous non-capturing token: the x of #x+.f could be either for space-after or for internal-space.
Or, could use different, non-colliding flag characters... but for intuition's sake they should probably be the same.
Could potentially restrict this to only be allowed for the floats/scinots with a specified number of digits past the decimal (#66), because for integers there's not as much of an intrinsic 'digits-past-anything' semantics to them?
Would be useful for the GAMESS hessian; possibly other cases.
Probably put it as an optional flag after the quantity flag but before the sign flag:
#!+x.fPutting it before the quantity flag would run the risk of an ambiguous non-capturing token: the
xof#x+.fcould be either for space-after or for internal-space.Or, could use different, non-colliding flag characters... but for intuition's sake they should probably be the same.
Could potentially restrict this to only be allowed for the floats/scinots with a specified number of digits past the decimal (#66), because for integers there's not as much of an intrinsic 'digits-past-anything' semantics to them?