Rudolf Meijer

Fix for #1797 (no vertical scroll-bar on area) not complete

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I still see no vertical scrollbar when I set the `/text` field of the `area` face (with `wrap`) to a sufficiently long string of characters. It does work when I...

Confusion about trim <binary>

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**Describe the bug** The brief announcement in the recent blog entry, that says `trim` is now working on binary values, does not make it clear if the `/all` refinement will...

UCM on Windows gives strange prompt

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I am running release/M4 of `ucm.exe` on Windows 11. The prompt is `[0m[32m.[0m> [0m` which seems to indicate a wrong interpretation of ANSI escape sequences by my terminal application (both...

WISH: as string! should work on binary!

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`to string! ` uses utf-8 decoding, which is fine for most purposes. However, when one wants to decode a binary value that is encoded using ISO-8859-1 or Windows-1252, and this...

to-string and form omit the "decoration" for any-word! values , but not for any-path! values

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### Expected behavior `to-string` and `form` should treat `any-word!` and `any-path!` values similarly ### Actual behavior `form quote :a` => `a` ;; the `:` is left out `form quote :a/b/c`...

``` >> make image! [1x1 1.2.3.4 #{FF}] == make image! [1x1 #{010203} #{04}] ```

image: alpha channel not correctly displayed

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In tuple representation, the fourth element is 255 - A, that is understood (default 0 means opaque, hence 255). However, in binary representation, the last byte of `/argb` differs from...

char + percent is forbidden, but vector of char + percent is allowed

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Since the latest streamlining of the math-ops, the `char!` elements of a `vector!` value can have a `percent!` value added to them. But individual `char!` values cannot have this. That...

Inconsistency in terminology RGBA vs ARGB

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The function which makes a 4-tuple out of 4 integers is called `as-rgba`, suggesting that transparency is the 4th and last byte of a pixel. The refinement of an image...

select <vector> <float> does not work

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``` >> v: make vector! [1 2 3] == make vector! [1 2 3] >> select v 1 == 2 ;; this works >> v: make vector! [1.0 2.0 3.0]...