Roland Fredenhagen

This could be achieved by rendering all the borders separately, and sort them by distance. Draw the Labels in the End over everything.

> Nobody did this, so yes they are not concealed. I looked into it a bit, so far i tjink the only thing possible would be to format as [identifier],...

> how about using the glob command? That would still result in a bit of a mouthful: ```sh target = glob_array build/**/* src = glob_array src/**/* any_newer = false for...

> your code is wrong. you don't need to walk and glob both source and target. only source. that makes the code half the size. Depends on whether the target...

> if you glob on both and compare all, why would comparing src/file.src with target/file2.bin will help? file1 and file2 are unrelated. Depends on your language if there is a...

> and i think there is no way that every source file needs to be checked against every target file. That is probably true, but I'd rather take the cost...

not sure what this would involve, but one feature that could fit in here is [`fish`](https://fishshell.com/docs/current/language.html#command-substitution) like command evaluation for inputs to other commands so e.g. this could be supported:...

It might just be that I'm not very experienced with duckscript, but this got rather lengthy. ``` package_lock_modified = get_last_modified_time yarn.lock current_time = current_time current_time = calc ${current_time} - 48*60*60*1000...

> `calc (current_time) - 48*60*60*1000` will probably never be implemented. Makes sense. I just thought it might be a useful feature to basically have a shortcut to always needing to...

> can you explain a bit more? maybe put some small example? Basically my example from above. A bit simplified, this: ```sh if less_than $(get_last_modified_time file) $(calc $(current_time) - 100)...