Mark DiBarry

@kleonc Yeah that's the expected behavior since it'd never be overlapping with itself with normal use and wouldn't be centered. The repeat should be the same size as the image...

In C#, an enum's default will always be the type's default, so this is expected behavior. ```csharp //enum SomeEnum { One = 1, Two, Three } SomeEnum someEnum = default;...

Just tested it out. Tried as many levels deep, with a ton of variations of modulation, alpha, and shaders. Looking great!

Hm. Getting a lot of crashes now when I right click on a node in the tree after a bit.

Ah my bad! Tested some more this morning and no issues. Looks good!

@YuriSizov I don't believe there is a hook/signal/notification that would be able to accommodate this, but feel free to correct me. I imagine this is highly desired for most users...

@Calinou Just tested and using the same format as your example it seems like `strip_bbcode()` strips both BBCode and non-BBCode tags. _From top to bottom: unescaped, stripped, escaped_ 

@dalexeev Ah, I see now. I think it would be misleading to call it `strip_bbcode()` then, since it strips all tags whether or not it contains BBCode. I think `strip_tags()`...

I disagree, but you're the decision makers. Just pointing out that this method conveys that it removes BBCode, but instead, it removes BBCode, BBCode-similar tags, and any content that happens...

@Calinou Any chance you can name it `strip_tags()` and `tag_escape()` instead since this doesn't check for bbcode? Pretty, pretty please? I'd be so grateful.