How to output numbers without decimal separators?

[victorhooi]

I'm trying to use numbat to do some date/time manipulations, and outputting into Unix epoch time.

>>> now() + 2 weeks -> unixtime
  unixtime(now() + 2 week)
      = 1_745_988_722

However, numbat seems to default to using decimal separators ("_") - which obviously causes issues when I try to copy/paste the output.

Is there any way to get it to print out the integer output, without any decimal seperators?

I'm sure it's something basic I must have missed, but I can't seem to find it in the options or docs.

[Goju-Ryu]

I’m not sure if it is the best option but the following does work for your example:

now() + 2 weeks -> unixtime |> base(10)

It is a bit of a work around though.

[victorhooi]

Ahh right - thank you!

It is a big messy, hard to remember....haha.

I wonder if a native function to output an integer without the underscores - or even just a configuration flag to change the decimal separator) would make sense? @sharkdp

[sharkdp]

There's currently nothing to support this, I believe. But it might be solved by #590?