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I think this is actually two separate issues.
For the more obvious one, causing the 'white' pawns to be off of the board:
I believe this is due to selective emoji support in the terminal. Some glyphs are printed as, well, glyphs, and others as emojis.
I am not sure how to fix this just yet.
However, the glyph-only rows are also uneven with the rest of the board.
Can we add a command to adjust the whitespace length or something to fix the rendering? (i.e. the user types the spacebar and the width of all squares increase except for those containing a piece).
Sorry, I am just brainstorming here a bit, hopefully this isn't spam.
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Thanks so much for opening up this issue! I will take a look hopefully soon, I imagine we can use the same characters (white pieces) and color then differently depending on the piece.
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I think this is actually two separate issues.
For the more obvious one, causing the 'white' pawns to be off of the board:
I believe this is due to selective emoji support in the terminal. Some glyphs are printed as, well, glyphs, and others as emojis.
I am not sure how to fix this just yet.
However, the glyph-only rows are also uneven with the rest of the board.
Can we add a command to adjust the whitespace length or something to fix the rendering? (i.e. the user types the spacebar and the width of all squares increase except for those containing a piece).
Sorry, I am just brainstorming here a bit, hopefully this isn't spam.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: