Leading spaces are ignored and multiple spaces are collapsed.

[asweigart]

By default, it seems that leading spaces are ignored. Each of these lines of code produces the same output:

myTerminal.print('X');
myTerminal.print(' X');
myTerminal.print('  X');

Also, multiple spaces are collapsed into a single space. These produce the same output:

myTerminal.print('A Z');
myTerminal.print('A  Z');
myTerminal.print('A   Z');

I found this on Firefox 68.0.1 on Windows 10.

[asweigart]

I've found a workaround: Adding style="white-space: pre;" to the div that contains the Terminal object. I'm not sure how to put this into a PR though to make it the default behavior.

[ayesc9000]

This is most likely modern web browsers at work. Pretty much every modern web browser reformats text so that leading spaces are removed and only one space is between characters.

[commanddotcom]

fixed