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It's pretty cool, but it doesn't quite line up for me. Unicode characters (but ... "ASCII"?) are the prime culprit, but something also going on with the 'delimi
by oneeyedpigeon 11y ago
It's pretty cool, but it doesn't quite line up for me. Unicode characters (but ... "ASCII"?) are the prime culprit, but something also going on with the 'delimitting' header lines too - they're way off.
- d99kris 11y agoAgree it doesn't render well in Chrome for example. In elinks and firefox under Linux it looks fine for me though.
- itcrowd 11y agoWorks fine for me in Chromium, Firefox/Iceweasel and curl..
- cvs268 11y agoBroken for me as well. Looks like certain assumptions about max length of weather numbers causes unnecessary additional padding resulting in misaligned borders. http://imgur.com/vyupGUN http://imgur.com/vyupGUN
- philh 11y agoI think that's a problem with the font, actually - it's supposed to be monospace, but the diagonal arrows (e.g. ↗) are about 1.5 times the width. I have the same problem. (Or maybe not "the" font, but fonts in general - perhaps it's trying to use one font, which doesn't have these arrows, so it falls back to a different one?)
- m_t 11y agoFunny thing is, it aligns properly in the terminal (cygwin here) http://imgur.com/LicBeh3 http://imgur.com/LicBeh3
- hugg 11y agoYeah, because it's not showing the diagonal arrows.
- jayrhynas 11y agoIf you have a font that supports proper monospaced unicode, it works: http://cl.ly/2f410i1k270D http://cl.ly/2f410i1k270D
- cvs268 11y agoThanks for confirming. Can you share the font/fontname you are using? I would like to install it on my PC as well... Update: Looks like they fixed it now. I just re-visited the site after posting this comment and see that there are new monospace arrows rendering in a properly aligned manner.