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If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with `null`.

## Math
You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`").

The following mathematical operations are supported:
- Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^
- One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh 
- Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow
- Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2

For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) documentation.

## Processing order
1. variable replacement
2. Math'

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	Key	English	Actions
	unixTimestamp	Unix timestamp
	errCantEditThis	You can''t edit this. Feel free to look at the values for creating a new entry.
	addExportformat	Add exportformat
	edit	Edit
	delete	Delete
	exportFieldFormatDocumentation	'## Variables The export field format supports inserting values for the following placeholders: - `$TIMESTAMP:` Represents the time since the Unix epoch in milliseconds. - `$SYS:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$DIA:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$PUL:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$NOTE:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$COLOR:` Represents the color of a measurement as a number. (example value: `4291681337`) If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with `null`. ## Math You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`"). The following mathematical operations are supported: - Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^ - One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh - Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow - Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2 For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) documentation. ## Processing order 1. variable replacement 2. Math'
	presets	Presets
	default_	Default
	exportPdfHeaderHeight	Header height
	exportPdfCellHeight	Row height
	exportPdfHeaderFontSize	Header font size

	Key	English	Actions
	exportAfterEveryInputDesc	Not recommended (file explosion)
	exportCsvHeadline	Headline
	exportCsvHeadlineDesc	Helps to discriminate types
	exportCustomEntries	Customize fields
	exportDir	Export directory
	exportFieldFormatDocumentation	'## Variables The export field format supports inserting values for the following placeholders: - `$TIMESTAMP:` Represents the time since the Unix epoch in milliseconds. - `$SYS:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$DIA:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$PUL:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$NOTE:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1. - `$COLOR:` Represents the color of a measurement as a number. (example value: `4291681337`) If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with `null`. ## Math You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`"). The following mathematical operations are supported: - Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^ - One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh - Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow - Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2 For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) documentation. ## Processing order 1. variable replacement 2. Math'
	exportFieldsPreset	Export fields preset
	exportFormat	Export format
	exportHiddenFields	hidden fields
	exportImport	Export / Import

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'## Variables
The export field format supports inserting values for the following placeholders:
- `$TIMESTAMP:` Represents the time since the Unix epoch in milliseconds.
- `$SYS:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$DIA:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$PUL:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$NOTE:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$COLOR:` Represents the color of a measurement as a number. (example value: `4291681337`)

If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with `null`.

## Math
You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`").

The following mathematical operations are supported:
- Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^
- One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh
- Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow
- Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2

For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) documentation.

## Processing order
1. variable replacement
2. Math'

English 255 characters edited Current translation Translated

'## Variables
The export field format supports inserting values for the following placeholders:
- `$TIMESTAMP:` Represents the time since the Unix epoch in milliseconds.
- `$SYS:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$DIA:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$PUL:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$NOTE:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$COLOR:` Represents the color of a measurement as a number. (example value: `4291681337`)

If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with -1`null`.

## Math
You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`").

The following mathematical operations are supported:
- Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^
- One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh
- Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow
- Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2

For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) specification

## Time
To format a timestamp, use the following syntax: `$FORMAT{<timestamp>,<formatString>}`. The `<formatString>` supports the same format as described on the ICU/Skeleton string [documentation page](screen://TimeFormattingHelp)documentation.

## Processing order
1. variable replacement
2. Math
~~3. Date format~~'

5 months ago

derdilla06

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'## Variables
The export field format supports inserting values for the following placeholders:
- `$TIMESTAMP:` Represents the time since the Unix epoch in milliseconds.
- `$SYS:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$DIA:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$PUL:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$NOTE:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$COLOR:` Represents the color of a measurement as a number. (example value: `4291681337`)

If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with -1.

## Math
You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`").

The following mathematical operations are supported:
- Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^
- One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh
- Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow
- Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2
For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) specification

## Time
To format a timestamp, use the following syntax: `$FORMAT{<timestamp>,<formatString>}`. The `<formatString>` supports the same format as described on the ICU/Skeleton string [documentation page](screen://TimeFormattingHelp).

## Processing order
1. variable replacement
2. Math
3. Date format'

English 94 characters edited Translated

'## Variables
The export field format supports inserting values for the following placeholders:
- `$TIMESTAMP:` Represents the time since the Unix epoch in milliseconds.
- `$SYS:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$DIA:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$PUL:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$NOTE:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$COLOR:` Represents the color of a measurement as a number. (example value: `4291681337`)

If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with -1.

## Math
You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`").

The following mathematical operations are supported:
- Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^
- One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh
- Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow
- Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2
For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) specification

## Time
To format a timestamp, use the following syntax: `$FORMAT{<timestamp>,<formatString>}`. The `<formatString>` supports the same format as described on the ICU/Skeleton string [documentation page](screen://TimeFormattingHelp).

## Processing order
1. variable replacement
2. Math
3. Date format'

7 months ago

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String updated in the repository

English

'## Variables
The export field format support inserting values for the following placeholders:
- `$TIMESTAMP:` Represents the time since the Unix epoch in milliseconds.
- `$SYS:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$DIA:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$PUL:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.
- `$NOTE:` Provides a value if available; otherwise, it defaults to -1.

If any of the placeholders mentioned above are not present in the blood pressure record, they will be replaced with -1.

## Math
You can use basic mathematics inside double brackets ("`{{}}`").

The following mathematical operations are supported:
- Operations: +, -, *, /, %, ^
- One-parameter functions: abs, acos, asin, atan, ceil, cos, cosh, cot, coth, csc, csch, exp, floor, ln, log, round sec, sech, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh
- Two-parameter functions: log, nrt, pow
- Constants: e, pi, ln2, ln10, log2e, log10e, sqrt1_2, sqrt2
For the full math interpreter specification, you can refer to the [function_tree](https://pub.dev/documentation/function_tree/latest#interpreter) specification

## Time
To format a timestamp, use the following syntax: `$FORMAT{<timestamp>,<formatString>}`. The `<formatString>` supports the same format as described on the ICU/Skeleton string [documentation page](screen://TimeFormattingHelp).

## Processing order
1. variable replacement
2. Math
3. Date format'

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ulion

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@derdilla06 Wow, das sieht nach scheiß-viel Mühe aus! Vielen Dank!! :)

Nach dem Speichern der Übersetzung steht diese orange Warnung da (ICU MessageFormat –– Syntaxfehler: Expected placeholder name at position 671 but found "{"). Mir fällt in der Übersetzung das grün-gefärbte auf und dann die ebenfalls grüne öffnende geschweifte Klammer kurz davor.

9 months ago

derdilla06

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@ulion Danke für den Hinweis. Ich vermute hier ist weblate falsch konfiguriert, schau ich mir spater noch mal an. Das liegt an einer Änderung, die auch dafür sorgt das einfache Anführungszeichen escaped werden müssen ('').

9 months ago

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