String#truncate_bytes #27319
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How do we feel about how this will behave in the presence of combining characters? ISTM we should be dropping the entire grapheme, not effectively replacing it with a different one... but the simplicity of this implementation definitely holds some competing appeal. |
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It's worth documenting at least. >> "hï".truncate_bytes(2, omission: nil)
=> "hi"
>> "💅🏾".truncate_bytes(5, omission: nil)
=> "💅"
>> "👩👩👧👦".truncate_bytes(18, omission: nil)
=> "👩👩👧"
>> "👩👩👧👦".truncate_bytes(12, omission: nil)
=> "👩👩"
>> "👩👩👧👦".truncate_bytes(8, omission: nil)
=> "👩"🤘 |
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Looking at truncating around grapheme clusters: significantly trickier, but doable.
>> grapheme = "👩👩👧👦"
=> "👩👩👧👦"
>> grapheme.size
=> 7
>> grapheme.bytesize
=> 25
>> grapheme.chars
=> ["👩", "", "👩", "", "👧", "", "👦"]
>> (1..grapheme.bytesize).map { |i| grapheme.mb_chars.limit(i).to_s }
=> ["", "", "", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧👦"]
>> (1..grapheme.bytesize).map { |i| grapheme.byteslice(0,i).scrub('') }
=> ["", "", "", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧", "👩👩👧👦"] |
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I suppose once we merged #26743, the grapheme handling will become way faster because it's implemented in C. |
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This faithfully preserves grapheme clusters (characters composed of other characters and combining marks) and other multibyte characters.
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Limit to N bytes without breaking multibytes chars.
Can be done with
foo.mb_chars.limit(n.bytes), but that's much slower.This joins our
#truncateand#truncate_wordsfamily.