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Most percentages single characters are available on Windows CP850. However, this library currently falls back to using ASCII such as 1/3.
Ubuntu 20.10 Gnome terminal:
Windows 10 cmd.exe (CP850):
However, 1/7, 1/9 and 1/10 are not supported on CP850.
Removing support for those three (arguably not-often-used) characters would allow switching to single characters percentages instead. This would also provide with a more consistent cross-platform experience.
What do you think?
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Removing support for those three (arguably not-often-used) characters
I don't think we should remove them. Rather just let them keep using the ASCII output. Yes, it will be inconsistent, but as you said, they're not very often used, especially not together.
Most percentages single characters are available on Windows CP850. However, this library currently falls back to using ASCII such as
1/3
.Ubuntu 20.10 Gnome terminal:
Windows 10
cmd.exe
(CP850):However,
1/7
,1/9
and1/10
are not supported on CP850.Removing support for those three (arguably not-often-used) characters would allow switching to single characters percentages instead. This would also provide with a more consistent cross-platform experience.
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: