yarn.meff.me @<movq https://www.uninformativ.de/twtxt.txt> "Well, you girls and guys are making cool things, and I have some progress to show as well. 😅 https://movq.de/v/c0408a80b1/movwin.mp4 Scrolling widgets appears to work now. This is (mostly) Unicode-aware: Note how emojis like “😅” are double-width “characters” and the widget system knows this. It doesn’t try to place a “😅” in a location where there’s only one cell available. Same goes for that weird “ä” thingie, which is actually “a” followed by U+0308 (a combining diacritic). Python itself thinks of this as *two* “characters”, but they only occupy one cell on the screen. (Assuming your terminal supports this …) This library does the heavy Unicode lifting: https://github.com/jquast/wcwidth (Take a look at its implementation to learn how horrible Unicode and human languages are.) The program itself looks like this, it’s a proper widget hierarchy: https://movq.de/v/1d155106e2/s.png (There is no input handling yet, hence some things are hardwired for the moment.)"

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Well, you girls and guys are making cool things, and I have some progress to show as well. 😅

Scrolling widgets appears to work now. This is (mostly) Unicode-aware: Note how emojis like “😅” are double-width “characters” and the widget system knows this. It doesn’t try to place a “😅” in a location where there’s only one cell available.

Same goes for that weird “ä” thingie, which is actually “a” followed by U+0308 (a combining diacritic). Python itself thinks of this as two “characters”, but they only occupy one cell on the screen. (Assuming your terminal supports this …)

This library does the heavy Unicode lifting: https://github.com/jquast/wcwidth (Take a look at its implementation to learn how horrible Unicode and human languages are.)

The program itself looks like this, it’s a proper widget hierarchy:

https://movq.de/v/1d155106e2/s.png

(There is no input handling yet, hence some things are hardwired for the moment.)

#yiihgta