Inkbottle007

You have to do `rm -r node_modules/` otherwise you have a broken symlink `node_modules/bs-platform -> ~/.npm/_npx/nnnnnn/lib/node_modules/bs-platform` causing `npm install` to fail. So, what worked was: ``` npx -p bs-platform bsb...

Still reproducible with latest master. When you move around the cursor, and try to trigger the `lsp-rename` action, you can observe that the right-hand-side `t` is identified as an identifier...

I've noticed `ocaml-lsp` can now be installed with `4.10.0`. When compiled in that setting, when opening an ocaml file, I get a message: `seems to be compiled with a version...

"seems to be compiled with": I don't know what caused it to use mismatched versions. But your assumption seems correct. So for this here issue, it is just as described...

As a proof of concept, [cellwriter](https://github.com/risujin/cellwriterl) had an OSK that was doing wonder for that, as alternate input method to handwriting recognition, and also when using a terminal. I say...

Only solution I've found to be able to navigate the tablet-pc without repeatedly getting stuck and having to plug a keyboard, I switched to gnome, because I can use https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4413/improved-osk/....

Thanks a lot for the detailed answer. I'll have a look at the source code whenever possible to lean more about it.

`btime` is the newest addition but `atime`, `ctime` and `mtime` are well established. I myself am only interested in the addition of `ctime`. Regarding the naming, using `--change*` for change...

> I just noticed that. `btime` can be obtained easily from `metadata.created()`, but `ctime` seems harder to get on Windows. I am trying to search something useful. Implementing `btime` won't...

> On Windows, I find some data structures about `ChangeTime`(`ctime` for Windows), but I don't know how to get this value as I don't have much experience with it. Maybe...