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I didn't hit space bar, but spaces were added to Thai string, which confused me.
I use GNOME Terminal 3.44.0. It doesn't have this issue when I typed the same string in Bash shell.
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And what is your Lem version? I think I initially had this issue with french accentuated letters, but it's ok now (I am following master).
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And what is your Lem version?
I pulled main branch 4 days ago
I think I initially had this issue with french accentuated letters, but it's ok now (I am following master).
A French letter with a diacritic marker uses only one codepoint.
* (coerce "é" 'list) (#\LATIN_SMALL_LETTER_E_WITH_ACUTE)
While one Thai block can take up to 3 codepoints.
* (coerce "ปี่" 'list) (#\THAI_CHARACTER_PO_PLA #\THAI_CHARACTER_SARA_II #\THAI_CHARACTER_MAI_EK)
Handling Thai and French text here is fundamentally different.
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I didn't hit space bar, but spaces were added to Thai string, which confused me.
lem-thai-s.mp4
I use GNOME Terminal 3.44.0. It doesn't have this issue when I typed the same string in Bash shell.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: