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The more characters like this the more the table becomes unreadable.
I think a solution would be to calculate the width that vim will need to display the values and use that as column width; instead of what I presume is just a length-of-characters-in-string function?
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Hey, @artfulrobot I looked into this and unfortunately, I think this is the issue with terminal emulator displaying some byte sequences as 2-character wide symbol.
You can try copying this sequence to command line and see if it persists. You can also try pressing ctrl-v and then ctrl-l to see if this is the case outside vim.
See screenshot as an example:
The more characters like this the more the table becomes unreadable.
I think a solution would be to calculate the width that vim will need to display the values and use that as column width; instead of what I presume is just a length-of-characters-in-string function?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: