Is there a reason why the decimals of the series index are formatted with only two digits? (method "def fmt_sidx(i, fmt='%.2f', use_roman=False) in "calibre\ebooks\metadata\__init__.py")
In a metadata plugin, I create the series index from a given volume and issue number in the form "volume.issue".
In most cases, the issue number runs within the volume number (usually a year), so two decimal places are sufficient.
However, there are also cases where the issue number runs independently from 1 to hundreds of issues (e.g., New Worlds Science Fiction Magazine), so issue numbers above 99 may be stored in the series index but not displayed.
In a metadata plugin, I create the series index from a given volume and issue number in the form "volume.issue".
In most cases, the issue number runs within the volume number (usually a year), so two decimal places are sufficient.
However, there are also cases where the issue number runs independently from 1 to hundreds of issues (e.g., New Worlds Science Fiction Magazine), so issue numbers above 99 may be stored in the series index but not displayed.
