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Using any UTF encoding as fixed-width is almost always a mistake. There's no concept of "characters" in Unicode or the UTF encodings, they use codepoints, and
by camgunz 7y ago
Using any UTF encoding as fixed-width is almost always a mistake. There's no concept of "characters" in Unicode or the UTF encodings, they use codepoints, and those are only very rarely useful--you cannot treat them as "characters".
This is a common misconception with UTF encodings.