Is there any way to disable automatic number rounding?

Pulp
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i'm working on a tetris game in Pulp, and the board is a set of 30 integers (since in tetris the board extends above the visible area. the board and pieces are initialized like this:

// Board
	board30 = 0000000000
	board29 = 0000000000
	board28 = 0000000000
	board27 = 0000000000
	board26 = 0000000000
	board25 = 0000000000
	board24 = 0000000000
	board23 = 0000000000
	board22 = 0000000000
	board21 = 0000000000
	board20 = 0000000000
	board19 = 0000000000
	board18 = 0000000000
	board17 = 0000000000
	board16 = 0000000000
	board15 = 0000000000
	board14 = 0000000000
	board13 = 0000000000
	board12 = 0000000000
	board11 = 0000000000
	board10 = 0000000000
	board09 = 0000000000
	board08 = 0000000000
	board07 = 0000000000
	board06 = 0000000000
	board05 = 0000000000
	board04 = 0000000000
	board03 = 0000000000
	board02 = 0000000000
	board01 = 0000000000
	// I Piece
	ipiece1rotation1 = 0000000000
	ipiece2rotation1 = 0001111000
	ipiece3rotation1 = 0000000000
	ipiece4rotation1 = 0000000000
	
	ipiece1rotation2 = 0000010000
	ipiece2rotation2 = 0000010000
	ipiece3rotation2 = 0000010000
	ipiece4rotation2 = 0000010000
	
	ipiece1rotation3 = 0000000000
	ipiece2rotation3 = 0000000000
	ipiece3rotation3 = 0001111000
	ipiece4rotation3 = 0000000000
	
	ipiece1rotation4 = 0000100000
	ipiece2rotation4 = 0000100000
	ipiece3rotation4 = 0000100000
	ipiece4rotation4 = 0000100000
	
	// J Piece
	Jpiece1rotation1 = 0001000000
	Jpiece2rotation1 = 0001110000
	Jpiece1rotation1 = 0000000000
	Jpiece1rotation1 = 0000000000
	
	Jpiece1rotation2 = 0000110000
	Jpiece2rotation2 = 0000100000
	Jpiece3rotation2 = 0000100000
	Jpiece4rotation2 = 0000000000
	
	Jpiece1rotation3 = 0000000000
	Jpiece2rotation3 = 0001110000
	Jpiece3rotation3 = 0000010000
	Jpiece4rotation3 = 0000000000
	
	Jpiece1rotation4 = 0000100000
	Jpiece2rotation4 = 0000100000
	Jpiece3rotation4 = 0000110000
	Jpiece4rotation4 = 0000000000
	
	// and so on

however, whenever i save it in the editor and come back later, all the trailing zeroes are removed. i know they are unnecessary, but it makes it much easier to visualise. is there any way to disable the deletion of the trailing zeroes?

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I don't think so, but you can left pad when logging with string formatting if that helps?

You can include variable values in a string by wrapping the variable name in curly braces:

log "count is now set to {count}"

Variables can be padded on the left:

// left pad score with up to 6 zeros
label "SCORE {6,0:score}" at x,y