@@ -210,6 +210,8 @@ In addition, numbers can take the following specific attributes:
*`Graph "string"`: Display the list of values stored in the `choices` attribute as a 2D graph. The `string` encodes for which coordinate (x or y) in the predefined graphs (top left, top right, ...) the values will be used. Each graph is encoded as 4 characters, corresponding to the use of the values as the x, y, x' and y' coordinates (x' and y' are used when two curves should be drawn on the same graph): possible character values are `0` (value not used), `1` (iso-values), `2` (continuous map), `3` (discrete map), `4` (numeric value). The first group of 4 characters controls the pre-defined top-left graph, the second group controls the top-right graph, etc. For example, the `string``"0200"` will use the values for the y coordinates on the top-left graph, displaying the curve with the continuous style; the `string``"10000200"` will use the data for the x coordinates on the top-left graph and also use them as the y coordinates on the top-right graph.
*`NumberFormat "string"`: Display the value using the given `printf`-style formatting string, instead of the default "%g".
