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tplot currently assumes all characters are halfwidth. We could handle fullwidth characters by using wcwidth to get the displayed width of each character and then removing spaces from that row as needed to maintain alignment with the other rows.
I suspect this would have to be done in the __str__ method after converting the self._canvas array to a list of strings, since it will mean the canvas is no longer rectangular.
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tplot currently assumes all characters are halfwidth. We could handle fullwidth characters by using wcwidth to get the displayed width of each character and then removing spaces from that row as needed to maintain alignment with the other rows.
I suspect this would have to be done in the
__str__
method after converting theself._canvas
array to a list of strings, since it will mean the canvas is no longer rectangular.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: