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Emoji Length Calculation Fix - #92
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@acupoftee it seems that you used |
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This reverts commit c1fb59c.
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@acupoftee I've had to revert this PR in #103 because we discovered that it was responsible for the test suite failing 😢 it seems that |
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There was an issue with emoji padding inside table cells. For example, this was the result when the calculations used the
string-widthmodule:It turned out that
stringWidth(s)inutils.js:13returned the wrong length. The unicode length for the should be1, howeverstringWidth("🇯🇵")returns2.This was corrected using the unicode-aware module Stringz. This PR is to use Stringz to return the correct emoji length and render the correct output as seen below: