I just tried to write <binary> and it displayed as <binary>. I swear I wrote <binary> and not only <binary>!
Edit: Oh how can I explain this?
First <then>.
Edit again: For the third time, I'll try to explain it. First an opening triangle parenthesis. Then binary. Then a space. Then not. Then a closing triangle parenthesis.
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It also make a mess of this line:
\X <0> #ScreenWidth-1 Or \Y <0> #ScreenHeight-1
The correct line is:
\x less-than 0 Or \X more-than #ScreenWidth-1 or \Y less-than 0 or \Y more-than #ScreenHeight-1
\X <0> #ScreenWidth-1 Or \Y <0> #ScreenHeight-1
The correct line is:
\x less-than 0 Or \X more-than #ScreenWidth-1 or \Y less-than 0 or \Y more-than #ScreenHeight-1
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