Boleslav Březovský

Setting non-existing word in a context is silently accepted

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Setting non-existing word in a context is silently accepted, however, an error should be thrown. See the example: ``` >> c: context [a: 1] == make object! [ a: 1...

SAVE on BLOCK! with one value saves just the value

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``` >> save %delme [1] >> block: load %delme == 1 >> type? block == integer! ``` Saving block with one value strips the block and saves just the first...

It's impossible to make tab-like (borders just on one side) elements.

Current implementation holds templates in different complex than other variables. This is problematic for commands, debugging, etc.

``` submit with action "info" "Informujte se" p "Ano, mám zájem o zasílání informací o vašich kurzech." ``` This requires enclosing SUBMIT into DIV

Following code: ``` b ("hello") span "world" ``` produces wrong result: ``` helloworld ``` Should be: ``` helloworld ```

RADIO uses custom rule instead of INPUT-PARAMETERS which can be source of problems.

- FROM should support TIMES - full OFFSET support - WITH without TIMES (return NONE to stop the loop)

Some thing cannot be parametrized yet, for example **value** in form elements. See `hidden` for example kludge implementation. ``` x: "some value" hidden name x ```

Following code should work: ``` x: either [condition] [div "true"] [div "false"] ```