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On my system the "right arrow" glyph is 2 units wide and breaks all the layouts.
by Retr0id 9mo ago
On my system the "right arrow" glyph is 2 units wide and breaks all the layouts.
- switz 9mo agoTIL about ambiguous width unicode characters. Turns out some locales render these chars as double width. I'm attempting to work out a solution. Seems like maybe there are some universal half-width characters that can be used. https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr11/ https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr11/
- Retr0id 9mo agoUnfortunately even if you pick nominally-equal-width glyphs, on the web you can still get screwed over by font substitution/fallback done by the browser.
- exceptione 9mo agoWeird. Same issue with NL-locale @ firefox, while terminal is ok. So it is not confined to East-Asian locales if that is what you think.
- deleted 9mo ago[deleted]
- OhMeadhbh 9mo agoFirst off, let me say it is awesome you're doing something like this. But... I'm encountering a similar issue on both Chrome and Firefox on Leenucks. I guess it's possible you don't see the problem on your Mac because both these browsers use the OS to do font rendering.
- Surac 9mo agosame in my Brave Browser, why not stick to nomal Ascii?