Options (Number Representation)

Logical bits indicating options. 1 = TRUE.

• Bit 0 = Transparent: If TRUE, the input field is displayed with a transparent background instead of using the background colour attributes.
• Bit 1 = Display leading zeros: If TRUE, the field is padded with zeros left-justified to the field width; justification is applied after padding with zeros.
• Bit 2 = Display zero as blank: If TRUE, the field is displayed blank, but only if the displayed value of the object is exactly zero. Except when the field is blank, the VT must always display at least one digit before the decimal point (examples: “2.2”, “0.2”).
• Bit 3 = Truncate: If TRUE, the value is truncated to the specified number of decimal places. Otherwise, the value is rounded to the specified number of decimal places.

Note for designers: When considering leading zeros and the field width, a leading minus sign (unary minus) should also be included.