joshka 16 hours ago I really want a caniuse.com (canicli / caniconsole?) of this data. djoldman 5 hours ago Something close to that is the table here:https://ucs-detect.readthedocs.io/results.htmlIt's not at the lowest granularity though.
djoldman 5 hours ago Something close to that is the table here:https://ucs-detect.readthedocs.io/results.htmlIt's not at the lowest granularity though.
amelius 11 hours ago How can it detect if Unicode codepoints have corresponding glyphs? yorwba 10 hours ago It cannot. But it can detect whether the terminal emulator is shifting the cursor by the correct number of cells when displaying a character.Glyph support is typically left to the system font stack, but positioning and hence cursor movement needs to be handled by the terminal emulator. amelius 10 hours ago In that case, I want a detection software that can screen-grab the terminal to check if the glyphs are correct.
yorwba 10 hours ago It cannot. But it can detect whether the terminal emulator is shifting the cursor by the correct number of cells when displaying a character.Glyph support is typically left to the system font stack, but positioning and hence cursor movement needs to be handled by the terminal emulator. amelius 10 hours ago In that case, I want a detection software that can screen-grab the terminal to check if the glyphs are correct.
amelius 10 hours ago In that case, I want a detection software that can screen-grab the terminal to check if the glyphs are correct.
userbinator 14 hours ago When you want plain text and nothing but plain text, Unicode in the terminal is a hazard.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37957397 bawolff 12 hours ago That has nothing to do with unicode. dwattttt 10 hours ago > ucs-detect automatically tests the Unicode version and support level...The first line of the site suggests otherwise. bawolff 7 hours ago The link in userbinator's comment has nothing to do with unicode. ucs-detect obviously does.
bawolff 12 hours ago That has nothing to do with unicode. dwattttt 10 hours ago > ucs-detect automatically tests the Unicode version and support level...The first line of the site suggests otherwise. bawolff 7 hours ago The link in userbinator's comment has nothing to do with unicode. ucs-detect obviously does.
dwattttt 10 hours ago > ucs-detect automatically tests the Unicode version and support level...The first line of the site suggests otherwise. bawolff 7 hours ago The link in userbinator's comment has nothing to do with unicode. ucs-detect obviously does.
bawolff 7 hours ago The link in userbinator's comment has nothing to do with unicode. ucs-detect obviously does.
I really want a caniuse.com (canicli / caniconsole?) of this data.
Something close to that is the table here:
https://ucs-detect.readthedocs.io/results.html
It's not at the lowest granularity though.
How can it detect if Unicode codepoints have corresponding glyphs?
It cannot. But it can detect whether the terminal emulator is shifting the cursor by the correct number of cells when displaying a character.
Glyph support is typically left to the system font stack, but positioning and hence cursor movement needs to be handled by the terminal emulator.
In that case, I want a detection software that can screen-grab the terminal to check if the glyphs are correct.
Thanks for recommending foot. Never heard of this one
Is there a way of reporting this to the terminal creators?
When you want plain text and nothing but plain text, Unicode in the terminal is a hazard.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37957397
That has nothing to do with unicode.
> ucs-detect automatically tests the Unicode version and support level...
The first line of the site suggests otherwise.
The link in userbinator's comment has nothing to do with unicode. ucs-detect obviously does.