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feat(brush): raw pressure-sensitive ink (ADR 0096) - #336
Roadmap item: M7. The Brush's next slice after ADR 0093: the ink a Flash CS6 drawing day actually used. Tilt is still unread. Art brushes are still ahead.
What changed:
If you drew in Flash in that era, the Brush was how the picture got made. A stroke was one filled shape. Where it touched the same colour it joined, and you cleaned it with the eraser and the selection tool the way you clean ink. Object Drawing was the switch for the stroke that had to stay its own object. Leaving it on for every stroke turned a drawing into a pile of pieces. The editor already starts with strokes joining (ADR 0031). This does not advertise that as new, and a script with no window still makes one element per stroke.
Smoothing all the way off was a look. The wobble of the hand stayed in the vectors. You could see where the pen hesitated. People who inked that way put smoothing at 0 and left it there. A fit of even a third of a point sands that off, and you cannot correct a line you cannot see. The ink on the screen while the pen is down has to be the ink that is there after you lift.
A tablet's lightest touch was a hairline. A hard press was the size you had set. Ten percent of a 20 px brush is still a 2 px sausage. The first sample was often a fat dot, because the system also sent a mouse event at full pressure with the pen-down. Speed can stand in for a mouse. It must not replace a pen, and turning it off must not freeze the stroke at full width.
The curve is how you mean the pressure. Linear is a medium touch at a medium width. Firm stays near the hairline until you press. Marker and dotted were always one width.
Nothing here is copied from Flash, Wick Editor, or any other program. The stroke is still the distance-field outline. Tilt, paper grain and spatter from ADR 0093 stay. This is the ink under them.
Smoothing 0 is the points you drew: the centre line is the samples, the outline is the distance-field contour as line segments, and a thin point on a straight run is stamped instead of fitted away. The plain Brush opens at 0, with an Off control as the first Brush row. A command that omits smoothing stays at 50. Built-in presets keep the smoothing and curves they were drawn with.
While the pen is down the preview is one mesh of every pointer position in the frame, and it stays until the stage picture shows that stroke.
Thinnest (min_size, default 0.01 stage pixels) is the width at no pressure. Max (size) is the width at a full press. Widths are stage pixels at any zoom. A shaping that sets no Thinnest keeps the old tenth-of-size floor, and built-in pressure brushes pin that lightest width, so existing geometry stays valid. A taper still comes down to 5 % unless Thinnest is set. Marker and Dotted stay one width.
On macOS, stylus pressure is read by a new pen-macos crate because winit 0.30 does not deliver it. The shell has no unsafe. The crate has two unsafe sites, each with a safety comment, and reads pressure only, on mouse and tablet events, inside objc2::exception::catch. A tip-down sample in the last 30 ms wins over the mouse event sent with the pen, so the start can be thin. Speed as pressure is the mouse only, on for the plain Brush. The opening dash sets the start width. Turning it off leaves a pen alone and paints a mouse at full width. Tilt stays where ADR 0093 left it.
Brush and eraser size go down to 0.01. The view runs from 5 % to 25600 %, and the zoom menu lists those stops. Ruler steps of 0.25 and 0.5 stage pixels stay readable that far in.
ADR 0096, reserved as #336 (outside contribution).
Verified:
cargo test --workspace --locked --no-fail-fast passed.
cargo run -- --screenshot --open brush. The Properties panel for the Brush shows Smoothing at Off and 0, and Object drawing off. The Paint layer holds the brush strokes. The picture was not committed.
The narrow-dock and screen-reader audits pass with Smoothing as a named number beside Off.
Not verified:
cargo fmt --all --check fails on this machine with rustfmt 1.10.0. rustfmt.toml is read (max_width 150, use_small_heuristics Max) and the same formatter wants to rewrap files that are already on main and were not touched here (crates/actions/src/as3/ir.rs among them). This change was not mass-formatted.
The live mesh is aliased and the raster that replaces it is anti-aliased, so the edge can soften by a fraction of a cell when the tile arrives.
A long hairline can coarsen: the distance-field grid will not grow past its cell budget.
Linear is halfway from Thinnest to Max. Firm is the curve that stays near the hairline.
A driver that reports hover as a tiny non-zero pressure with the tip up is treated as a touch. Hover at pressure 0 is ignored.
Desktop tilt is still unread (ADR 0093).
A saved brush that omitted min_size reads as 0.01 after it is checked.
cargo fmt --all --check (rustfmt 1.10 rewrites files already on main; not applied)
Smoothing off keeps the wobble of the hand in the vectors. A light pen is a
hairline, including the start of the stroke, and the ink on screen while the
pen is down is the stroke that stays after you lift. Speed stands in for a
mouse and does not replace a pen.
M7. Tilt, texture and scatter stay. The editor still joins touching strokes.
A headless session still makes one element per stroke.
The raw brush change adds minimum-width pressure sizing, zero-smoothing stroke geometry, macOS pen-pressure input, updated pointer sampling, and latched stroke previews. Brush controls and documentation reflect the new settings. Zoom presets and limits extend to 25,600%.
Changes: Raw Brush
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Summary
Brush sizing and raw geometry crates/engine/src/brush_library.rs, crates/engine/src/brush_library_tests.rs, crates/engine/src/cmds_brush.rs, crates/geom/src/brush.rs, src/brushtool.rs, src/panels.rs, docs/guide/drawing.md, docs/guide/reference/commands.md, docs/adr/0096-raw-brush.md, docs/adr/README.md, CHANGELOG.md, docs/roadmap.md
Brush presets and commands carry min_size, and pressure maps between that width and the full size. Zero smoothing uses sampled points and line-segment contours. Brush controls expose smoothing, Thinnest, and Max settings.
A macOS event monitor provides recent tablet pressure through the platform bridge. Brush sampling uses pen pressure or mouse-speed pressure with stabilized pointer positions, and the stage samples pointer-move events.
Stroke preview and drawing controls src/app.rs, src/brushtool.rs, src/erasertool.rs, src/stage.rs
Successful brush and eraser strokes retain samples for latched previews. Brush sweep hulls are submitted as one mesh, and stage logic clears stale latches.
Zoom and ruler ranges src/app.rs, src/stage.rs, src/panels.rs, src/rulers.rs, docs/guide/workspace.md
Zoom limits and menu presets extend to 25,600%. Ruler intervals include smaller steps, and readability tests include zoom 256.
sequenceDiagram
participant AppKit
participant PenMacOS as anicraft-pen-macos
participant Platform as src/platform.rs
participant BrushTool
participant Stage
AppKit->>PenMacOS: Send monitored tablet-point event
PenMacOS->>PenMacOS: Remember tablet pressure
Stage->>BrushTool: Sample pointer movement
BrushTool->>Platform: Request pen_pressure()
Platform->>PenMacOS: Read current pressure
PenMacOS-->>Platform: Return recent or current-event pressure
Platform-->>BrushTool: Return pressure or None
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to e2f3b
Several brush and ruler changes have concrete problems to fix before merge. The rulers can freeze at extreme zoom after panning far away. macOS stylus pressure may not register for standalone tablet events. Older saved brush presets will paint much thinner at light pressure. Clippy checks on Linux and Windows will also fail.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/brush_library.rs:
- Line 68: Update BrushLibrary’s from_values and parse_file deserialization
paths to supply the historical minimum width for presets missing min_size:
derive it as one tenth of the preset’s size, using the default size when size is
absent. Preserve explicitly stored min_size values, including 0, and leave the
existing deserialization and sanitization behavior otherwise unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/geom/src/brush.rs:
- Line 650: Update the raw contour branch in outline_shaped to keep emitted
PathCmd count at or below MAX_PATH_CMDS. Before adding each LineTo to out.cmds,
ensure the limit will not be exceeded; on reaching it, use the fitted contour
for that stroke or stop emitting while keeping the returned path within the
limit.
Review comments at @crates/pen-macos/src/lib.rs:
- Line 183: Update the event handling around `event.subtype().0` to branch on
`ty == NSEventType::TabletPoint` before reading the subtype. In the tablet-point
branch, read and process the button mask and pressure directly; read `subtype`
only in the mouse-event branch, preserving the existing event handling
elsewhere.
- Line 45: Gate the private live and mono helpers with the macOS target
configuration so non-macOS Clippy builds do not report them as dead code. Keep
remember available on macOS and in test builds by using the appropriate combined
configuration.
Review comments at @src/brushtool.rs:
- Line 311: Update `draw_sweep` to normalize missing preview pressure using the
same rule as the existing conversion: when velocity is off and the first pen
reading arrives more than 30 ms after the press, preserve the initial sample as
`None` rather than substituting the first pen reading. Keep preview pressure
consistent with the committed stroke.
Review comments at @src/rulers.rs:
- Line 281: Update the ruler tick-label formatting to use the tick value
directly instead of rounding it to an integer, preserving fractional parts while
keeping integer ticks displayed without a decimal fraction.
- Line 281: Update the tick iteration in paint to use advancing integer indices
instead of incrementing the f32 tick position, converting each index to f32 when
calculating the tick. Ensure the loop terminates at large stage coordinates
while preserving existing tick positions below 2^24.
Review comments at @src/stage.rs:
- Line 214: Update the event collection used by `paint_moves` to discard
`PointerMoved` positions recorded before the last primary-button press in the
same frame. Process events in order, clearing previously collected moves at each
primary press and retaining subsequent moves; preserve the existing fallback to
`interact_pos()` when no moves remain.
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AGENTS.md
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crates/engine/src/brush_library.rs
crates/engine/src/brush_library_tests.rs
crates/engine/src/cmds_brush.rs
crates/geom/src/brush.rs
crates/pen-macos/Cargo.toml
crates/pen-macos/src/lib.rs
docs/adr/0096-raw-brush.md
docs/adr/README.md
docs/architecture.md
docs/guide/drawing.md
docs/guide/reference/commands.md
docs/guide/workspace.md
docs/legal/compliance.md
docs/requirements.md
docs/roadmap.md
src/app.rs
src/architecture_tests.rs
src/brush_panel.rs
src/brushtool.rs
src/erasertool.rs
src/panels.rs
src/platform.rs
src/rulers.rs
src/stage.rs
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep the historical minimum width for saved presets that lack min_size.
BrushPreset fills a missing min_size from its default, 0.01. Before this change, a pressure-sensitive preset painted at a tenth of its size at zero pressure. A saved preset with size: 20 therefore paints at width 2 at zero pressure. Without min_size, the same preset now paints at 0.01.
from_values (preferences) and parse_file (import) deserialize entries without adding the historical value. Add it for entries that lack the key. Entries that set min_size, including 0, keep their stored value.
+/// A preset saved before `min_size` existed keeps the historical floor: a tenth of its size.+fn with_legacy_min_size(mut v: Value) -> Value {+ if let Value::Object(map) = &mut v+ && !map.contains_key("min_size")+ {+ let size = map.get("size").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(f64::from(BrushPreset::default().size));+ map.insert("min_size".into(), Value::from(size * f64::from(MIN_PRESSURE_SIZE)));+ }+ v+}+
impl BrushLibrary {
for v in values.into_iter().take(MAX_USER_PRESETS * 4) {
- if let Ok(p) = serde_json::from_value::<BrushPreset>(v) {+ if let Ok(p) = serde_json::from_value::<BrushPreset>(with_legacy_min_size(v)) {
let _ = lib.add_unique(p);
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/brush_library.rs at line 68:
Update BrushLibrary’s from_values and parse_file deserialization paths to supply the historical minimum width for presets missing min_size: derive it as one tenth of the preset’s size, using the default size when size is absent. Preserve explicitly stored min_size values, including 0, and leave the existing deserialization and sanitization behavior otherwise unchanged.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Bound the raw contour output to MAX_PATH_CMDS.
outline_shaped emits one LineTo for each retained contour point in the raw branch. Nothing in brush.rs limits the total command count. Path::to_svg writes the path without a check, but Path::from_svg rejects any path with more than MAX_PATH_CMDS commands. A dense enough raw stroke can therefore save successfully and fail to reopen.
Check the emitted command count against MAX_PATH_CMDS in the raw branch. When the limit would be exceeded, use the fitted contour for that stroke, or stop emitting and return a path that stays within the limit.
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Review comment at @crates/geom/src/brush.rs at line 650:
Update the raw contour branch in outline_shaped to keep emitted PathCmd count at or below MAX_PATH_CMDS. Before adding each LineTo to out.cmds, ensure the limit will not be exceeded; on reaching it, use the fitted contour for that stroke or stop emitting while keeping the returned path within the limit.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Gate the native-only helpers to keep non-macOS Clippy builds working.
On Linux and Windows, imp is excluded, but live, mono and remember remain unused private functions. The workspace includes crates/*, so the macOS-only shell dependency does not exclude this crate from workspace checks. The reported Clippy command fails because -D warnings promotes dead_code warnings to errors. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Gate live and mono with cfg(target_os = "macos"). Keep remember available for macOS and tests.
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Review comment at @crates/pen-macos/src/lib.rs at line 45:
Gate the private live and mono helpers with the macOS target configuration so non-macOS Clippy builds do not report them as dead code. Keep remember available on macOS and in test builds by using the appropriate combined configuration.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not read subtype from a standalone tablet-point event.
When ty is NSEventType::TabletPoint, this call raises NSInternalInconsistencyException. AppKit permits subtype only for mouse events and the documented application/system event kinds. (developer.apple.com)
The catch converts the exception to None, so note() never caches standalone tablet pressure. This defeats the thin-start path.
Handle TabletPoint before reading subtype. Read its button mask and pressure directly. Read subtype only in the mouse-event branch.
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Review comment at @crates/pen-macos/src/lib.rs at line 183:
Update the event handling around `event.subtype().0` to branch on `ty == NSEventType::TabletPoint` before reading the subtype. In the tablet-point branch, read and process the button mask and pressure directly; read `subtype` only in the mouse-event branch, preserving the existing event handling elsewhere.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use the same missing-pressure rule in the preview.
If velocity is off and the first pen reading arrives more than 30 ms after the press, the initial sample remains None. This conversion gives that sample the first pen reading. However, draw_sweep passes None to factor, which uses full pressure.
The live and latched previews therefore show a wide start that the committed stroke does not contain. Normalize preview pressure with the same rule used here.
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Review comment at @src/brushtool.rs at line 311:
Update `draw_sweep` to normalize missing preview pressure using the same rule as the existing conversion: when velocity is off and the first pen reading arrives more than 30 ms after the press, preserve the initial sample as `None` rather than substituting the first pen reading. Keep preview pressure consistent with the committed stroke.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Ruler labels repeat or round incorrectly once the major step is fractional.
At zoom 112 and above, major_step selects a fractional step (0.5 below zoom 224, 0.25 from zoom 224). minor_count then returns 1, so every tick is labelled. Line 316 formats v.round() as i64, which turns 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.25 into "1", and 0.25 into "0". The 12,800% and 25,600% zoom presets reach this path, and the ruler then shows repeated or wrong coordinates.
Format the label from the value itself. Integer ticks keep the same text, and fractional ticks keep their fractional part.
Suggested fix
- let label = format!("{}", v.round() as i64);+ let label = format!("{v}");
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Review comment at @src/rulers.rs at line 281:
Update the ruler tick-label formatting to use the tick value directly instead of rounding it to an integer, preserving fractional parts while keeping integer ticks displayed without a decimal fraction.
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Stop the ruler tick loop from stalling at large stage coordinates.
The new 0.25 step lets paint reach k = 16,777,216 at zoom 256. At that value, k += 1.0 no longer changes the f32, so while k <= last does not end. The previous minimum step of 1.0 kept k below this limit for the same coordinate.
The view can reach this state. view.pan has no clamp (src/stage.rs:272, src/stage.rs:553), and zoom can reach 256 (src/app.rs:3070). Panning far from the stage at low zoom and then zooming in can place visible ruler coordinates near 4,194,304 while the rulers are shown. The UI thread then stops responding, and unsaved changes may be lost if the user force-quits.
Iterate over integer indices so the tick position does not depend on f32 addition. Ticks below 2^24 are unchanged.
Suggested fix
- let mut k = first;- while k <= last {+ for i in (first as i64)..=(last as i64) {+ let k = i as f32;
let v = k * minor;
@@
}
- k += 1.0;
}
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Review comment at @src/rulers.rs at line 281:
Update the tick iteration in paint to use advancing integer indices instead of incrementing the f32 tick position, converting each index to f32 when calculating the tick. Ensure the loop terminates at large stage coordinates while preserving existing tick positions below 2^24.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Drop pointer moves that precede the press in the same frame.
On the frame where a drag starts, paint_moves samples every PointerMoved event in that frame. This includes hover moves recorded before the primary press. The stroke starts at the press point (brushtool::start), so the stroke can run from the press point to those hover positions and back. For example, a frame with hover H, press A, and drag B can record A→H→A→B instead of A→B. The eraser path samples the same positions, so it can erase along the same extra path. The extra path is limited to movement made within that one frame before the press.
Keep only the moves that follow the last primary press in the frame.
Suggested fix
--- "a/src/stage.rs"+++ "b/src/stage.rs"@@ -210,15 +210,23 @@
/// Every pointer position this frame, oldest first. One position per frame cuts the corners
/// out of a fast stroke, so the line that lands is smoother than the hand (ADR 0096).
fn paint_moves(app: &mut App, ui: &egui::Ui, xf: crate::pathtools::Xf, pressure: Option<f32>, now: f64) {
let moves = ui.input(|i| {
- let mut pts: Vec<Pos2> = i.events.iter().filter_map(|e| match e { egui::Event::PointerMoved(p) => Some(*p), _ => None }).collect();+ let mut pts: Vec<Pos2> = Vec::new();+ for e in &i.events {+ match e {+ // A primary press starts the stroke; earlier moves in the frame are hover.+ egui::Event::PointerButton { button: egui::PointerButton::Primary, pressed: true, .. } => pts.clear(),+ egui::Event::PointerMoved(p) => pts.push(*p),+ _ => {}+ }+ }
if pts.is_empty()
&& let Some(p) = i.pointer.interact_pos()
{
pts.push(p);
}
pts
});
let n = moves.len();
let t0 = app.brush_clock;
let span = now - t0;
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Suggested change
letmut pts:Vec<Pos2> = i.events.iter().filter_map(|e| match e { egui::Event::PointerMoved(p) => Some(*p), _ => None}).collect();
letmut pts:Vec<Pos2> = Vec::new();
for e in&i.events{
match e {
// A primary press starts the stroke; earlier moves in the frame are hover.
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Review comment at @src/stage.rs at line 214:
Update the event collection used by `paint_moves` to discard `PointerMoved` positions recorded before the last primary-button press in the same frame. Process events in order, clearing previously collected moves at each primary press and retaining subsequent moves; preserve the existing fallback to `interact_pos()` when no moves remain.
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Roadmap item: M7. The Brush's next slice after ADR 0093: the ink a Flash CS6 drawing day actually used. Tilt is still unread. Art brushes are still ahead.
What changed:
If you drew in Flash in that era, the Brush was how the picture got made. A stroke was one filled shape. Where it touched the same colour it joined, and you cleaned it with the eraser and the selection tool the way you clean ink. Object Drawing was the switch for the stroke that had to stay its own object. Leaving it on for every stroke turned a drawing into a pile of pieces. The editor already starts with strokes joining (ADR 0031). This does not advertise that as new, and a script with no window still makes one element per stroke.
Smoothing all the way off was a look. The wobble of the hand stayed in the vectors. You could see where the pen hesitated. People who inked that way put smoothing at 0 and left it there. A fit of even a third of a point sands that off, and you cannot correct a line you cannot see. The ink on the screen while the pen is down has to be the ink that is there after you lift.
A tablet's lightest touch was a hairline. A hard press was the size you had set. Ten percent of a 20 px brush is still a 2 px sausage. The first sample was often a fat dot, because the system also sent a mouse event at full pressure with the pen-down. Speed can stand in for a mouse. It must not replace a pen, and turning it off must not freeze the stroke at full width.
The curve is how you mean the pressure. Linear is a medium touch at a medium width. Firm stays near the hairline until you press. Marker and dotted were always one width.
Nothing here is copied from Flash, Wick Editor, or any other program. The stroke is still the distance-field outline. Tilt, paper grain and spatter from ADR 0093 stay. This is the ink under them.
min_size, default 0.01 stage pixels) is the width at no pressure. Max (size) is the width at a full press. Widths are stage pixels at any zoom. A shaping that sets no Thinnest keeps the old tenth-of-size floor, and built-in pressure brushes pin that lightest width, so existing geometry stays valid. A taper still comes down to 5 % unless Thinnest is set. Marker and Dotted stay one width.pen-macoscrate because winit 0.30 does not deliver it. The shell has nounsafe. The crate has twounsafesites, each with a safety comment, and reads pressure only, on mouse and tablet events, insideobjc2::exception::catch. A tip-down sample in the last 30 ms wins over the mouse event sent with the pen, so the start can be thin. Speed as pressure is the mouse only, on for the plain Brush. The opening dash sets the start width. Turning it off leaves a pen alone and paints a mouse at full width. Tilt stays where ADR 0093 left it.ADR 0096, reserved as #336 (outside contribution).
Verified:
cargo test --workspace --locked --no-fail-fastpassed.cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --locked -- -D warningspassed.cargo deny check licenses bans sourcespassed.cargo run -- --screenshot --open brush. The Properties panel for the Brush shows Smoothing at Off and 0, and Object drawing off. The Paint layer holds the brush strokes. The picture was not committed.Not verified:
cargo fmt --all --checkfails on this machine with rustfmt 1.10.0.rustfmt.tomlis read (max_width150,use_small_heuristicsMax) and the same formatter wants to rewrap files that are already onmainand were not touched here (crates/actions/src/as3/ir.rsamong them). This change was not mass-formatted.min_sizereads as 0.01 after it is checked.cargo fmt --all --check(rustfmt 1.10 rewrites files already on main; not applied)cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --locked -- -D warningscargo test --workspace --locked- [ ]lines for what's leftSummary by CodeRabbit
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