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Low priority and not really a "bug", but there's a couple error/warning
messages floating around that aren't really useful (and/or possibly
misleading). I don't think they warrant a bug report, but I'm not sure where
I would report them so that someone can think about them.
The one that triggered this post (and has been around for a metric
forever[*]) is this one:
Parse Warning: Suspicious expression after rgb.
which I get whenever I do something like this:
color rgb CHSV2RGB(<n*2,.85,.7>)
Now CHSV2RGB isn't a built-in (it's in colors.inc) - but does that alone
make it "suspicious"? And of course I use it mostly when I have something
algorithmic (place a lot of objects in a circle, say, and color them by
angle). So this error message tends to arise in large quantities, that can
obscure other (legitimate) warnings.
([*] a metric forever is about 20% longer than an imperial forever)
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