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Going from Macbook Air (Sonoma 14.1) running 1.4.0 to amd64 workstation (Debian 12 Bookworm) running 1.4.0
Terminal emulator is iTerm2 3.4.21
Over ssh...
Over mosh...
The character in this example is U+20F0 COMBINING ASTERISK ABOVE if that makes a difference.
Cut-and-paste friendly repro: perl -le 'binmode STDOUT, ":utf8"; print "({Kleene star} \x{20f0})"'
perl -le 'binmode STDOUT, ":utf8"; print "({Kleene star} \x{20f0})"'
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What is the value of $TERM in both cases? My suspicion is this is wcwidth not knowing this character under mosh.
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It's xterm-256color in all cases (including on the local Mac).
xterm-256color
Yeah it's probably wcwidth then. Probably a duplicate of #1001 and friends.
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Going from Macbook Air (Sonoma 14.1) running 1.4.0
to amd64 workstation (Debian 12 Bookworm) running 1.4.0
Terminal emulator is iTerm2 3.4.21
Over ssh...
Over mosh...
The character in this example is U+20F0 COMBINING ASTERISK ABOVE if that makes a difference.
Cut-and-paste friendly repro:
perl -le 'binmode STDOUT, ":utf8"; print "({Kleene star} \x{20f0})"'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: