Jordan Brown

>Whatever Line Numbers scheme IS correct, IT should correspond to what you can Count in the source Code Window ... Absolutely. And, for files with CRLF on Linux, that's only...

This really, deeply, is not a complicated problem. It's not even all that complicated if you want to support CR-only platforms, which I don't think we need to do. I'll...

Right. The simplest fix is to just completely ignore CR. Next simplest is to match either \r\n or \n (or even \r, because it will greedily match \r\n if it's...

If I e-mail you one of my .SCAD files, it will have CRLFs. If I e-mail you a ZIP of 20 or 30 files, do you want to have to...

Here's the program. (Sigh. It's sad that they don't allow arbitrary files.) ``` // Backdrop Holder inches = 25.4; eps = 0.01; $fn = 100; id = 0.709 * inches...

Given that test program, I don't immediately duplicate the problem on 2023.02.23 on Windows.

It seems almost certain that it is relevant that a circle with radius 0.0001 and $fn=100 has sides that are ~6e-6 long; that's somewhere right around the resolution of the...

Two notes: * It appears that you're intending for indentation to have some meaning in how the operations relate to one another. Although indentation is recommended in OpenSCAD for readability,...

Languages can be built that use indentation for structure. Python is one. But OpenSCAD is not... and changing fundamental aspects of the language design is exceedingly unlikely.

I've left this on my to-be-thought-about list for a while, thinking about it occasionally. One way to think about the `add()` and `del()` concept is to think of union as...