nomennescio

Just checked today. Same issue with: ``` Factor 0.99 x86.64 (2177, heads/master-561b76b808, Aug 26 2022 16:32:44) [Microsoft Visual C++ 190023506] on windows ``` Windows 10

If I startup from the command line factor.exe, the issue doesn't occur, but if I start by double clicking in the Factor directory it is reproducable.

and with ``` Factor 0.99 x86.64 (2190, heads/master-116572523f, Jan 30 2023 11:42:45) [Microsoft Visual C++ 193431937] on windows ``` which is current latest

> Does it do that with a clean .factor-rc?On Jan 30, 2023, at 1:30 PM, nomennescio ***@***.***> wrote: If I startup from the command line factor.exe, the issue doesn't occur,...

> > Does it do that with a clean .factor-rc?On Jan 30, 2023, at 1:30 PM, nomennescio _**@**_._**> wrote: If I startup from the command line factor.exe, the issue doesn't...

Did another check today, still same errors, no signs of further corruption.

For completeness; when I did a recreation of Factor's paleo-history (#2323), where I also created the `release` branch, I had to find the commits that corresponded to a release snapshot...

The point is to have binary numbers represented as sequences of `0` and `1`, not sequences of `f` and `t`.

> Personally, I would like the idea of `C"` for character literals. The double quote emphasizes the relation to strings, and it's similar to the already-existing `P"` syntax. I feel...

> My thinking is also: how often are character literals really used in regular code? Is it enough to warrant dedicating a single-character shortcut to? In my experience, I don't...