They are some way to configure Puredata in order to prevent the automatic conversion of the number 1000023 to 1.000e+006?

This conversion is a problem for me using "route" object. I'm sending a message to PD over OSC with the name /1000023 and I need to change manually into PD patch every time I close and open the patch because PD don't understand the message as 1000023.

Well, I hope you can understand me.

thanks a lot in advance.

no. floating point numbers are only accurate to a small number of digits (although your number is within the range I think), but Pd converts them to fewer digits for some reason, and I don't know of any fix. It's risky to use floating point numbers in [route] and [select] unless you know they are small integers, because of the inaccuracy of floating point numbers.

better to use symbols for names i think, also maybe [OSCroute] or [routeOSC] or whatever its called would help (as you can do [OSCroute /1000023] and it will consider the name as a symbol because it isn't a number (the '/' makes it so).

Thanks a lot ClaudiusMaximus.
I understand.
I'll search a better way to do it.

[- 10000000]

then your number is just 23.

[+ 100000000] to make it into 100000023 again

Thanks Hardoff, nice solution also.