Tom Churchman

# Description Fixes an issue with parsing csv column header names in the plotter code. On my Linux machine, the last name in the header list had its last character...

# Description This sets the number of training hours of the NoCrash models to correspond to the number of training hours as mentioned in the article "Exploring the Limitations of...

fix(tui): set cursor color parameter as string when required

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See #20628. Terminals supporting cursor color changing usually set the "user-defined" `Cs` terminfo capability. Most terminals expect the parameter to the capability to be a string (in hex format like...

stm32: add driver to use SPI as slave

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This is a rough initial implementation of using the STM32 as an SPI slave device to think about possible APIs. The non-DMA methods taking buffers don't make a ton of...

parley: fix `Cursor::previous_visual` by mirroring `Cursor::next_visual`

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Selecting upstream from the first cluster after a hard line break and then moving the selection one cluster downstream (to the left in ltr text), the cursor moves to the...

parley: add IME support to text editor example

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This is a first pass at adding IME support to the editor example. I don't speak languages that require the use of an IME, so I'm not myself a user...

Implements https://github.com/linebender/xilem/pull/572#issuecomment-2367887073

Make `container_width` a required alignment parameter

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Some prior discussion here: https://github.com/linebender/parley/pull/278#discussion_r1959410670. > Aligning to the layout's calculated width is not necessarily a sensible default, as that width changes depending on how exactly lines were broken given...

NixOS is a specific example of a distribution where enumeration is slow (see also https://github.com/linebender/xilem/issues/804). NixOS likely has a somewhat different fontconfig structure than other distributions, but I haven't looked...

Currently, in `foo b|ar` where `|` indicates the cursor position, `Cursor::previous_logical_word` will return `foo| bar`. This doesn't match the behavior of `Cursor::{next_logical_word, previous_visual_word}` which place the cursor at the boundary...