Will R S Hansen

For reference, I think these are the relevant OCCT functions: - [Distance from plane to point](https://old.opencascade.com/doc/occt-7.5.0/refman/html/classgp___pln.html#af043365c76bee31706cc3625de3d84a3) - [Distance from line to point](https://old.opencascade.com/doc/occt-7.5.0/refman/html/classgp___lin.html#a4f0e6e4002ed7b364acd9b876bdebc2f)

I've also run into this. It feels like a bug, because the only other way to reset `list` I've found is to use `w` to see the current line number,...

After looking into it a bit more, apparently the "scroll up to zoom out" convention is more common in CAD programs than I realized.

Here's a more minimal example: ``` #[fj::model] pub fn model( ) -> fj::Shape { let good_x = 0.5; let bad_x = 0.4; let x = bad_x; let mut other =...

Converted example to failing unit test: https://github.com/hannobraun/Fornjot/compare/main...willhansen:Fornjot:bugfix/%23430-triangulation-missing-edges

> assert_eq will say "expected [expected] got [got]"  Not a huge improvement. I was thinking more along the lines of pytest: 

That does sound like more work than it's worth There's probably a decent middle ground where it loads the file, gets the specified line, then calls some sort of existing...

Next up would be `L32F` and `La32F` for symmetry? Would be convenient. 

I find myself looking for this for multiple files, just as an image viewer for given image paths like `ls -1 | grep "thursday" | xargs qimgv -f`

I found my way here because I was expecting some sort of `normalized` function to already exist. Had to look up the `find_extremes` function too, because apparently `ImageBuffer`s don't have...