
Numeric literals in MethodScript source are handled as 64 bit values. 
For floating point values, that is, numbers with a decimal, the max value is
%%CONST|java.lang.Double.MAX_VALUE%% and the minimum value is 
%%CONST|java.lang.Double.MIN_VALUE%%. For integral values, the max value is
%%CONST|java.lang.Long.MAX_VALUE%% and the minimum value is
%%CONST|java.lang.Long.MIN_VALUE%%. Undefined numbers and Infinite values
are not supported.

Integral numbers may be written in source as binary or hexadecimal or octal values.
For instance, 15 may be written as either <code>15</code>, <code>0b1111</code>,
<code>0xF</code>, or <code>0o17</code>. Binary values must start with "0b" and may only contain
the numbers "1" or "0" (base 2). Hexadecimal numbers start with "0x" and may only contain
the numbers 0-9, and a-f, either lowercase or uppercase (base 16). Octal numbers must start
with "0o" (zero, lowercase letter o), and may only contain 0-7 (base 8). Binary, hexadecimal,
and octal values may only be integral values.

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