Piped content boundaries are not correct

[sattellite]

Describe the bug The text extends beyond the borders of the image.

To Reproduce

config.go

```go package config import ( "fmt" "os" "reflect" "strconv" "strings" ) type Config struct { Telegram struct { Token string `env:"TG_TOKEN"` ChatID string `env:"TG_CHAT"` OwnerID string `env:"TG_ADMIN"` } Database struct { DSN string `env:"DB_DSN"` } Log struct { Level string `env:"LOG_LEVEL"` } Debug bool } func Load() (*Config, error) { var c Config err := parseStruct(&c, "") if err != nil { return nil, err } return &c, nil } ```

cat config.go | freeze --language go --theme murphy

Expected behavior I expect the image to be a little wider so that the data inside the tags will fit completely into the image. And also the colored background of the symbols will be in correct place.

Screenshots

Resulted image


Desktop (please complete the following information):

• macOS 14.4
• iTerm 3.5.0beta17

[maaslalani]

Hey @sattellite, thanks for the issue! I am unable to reproduce. When I run the following:

cat config.go | freeze --language go --theme murphy

I get the following:

NB: This conversion is using libsvg (rsvg-convert) which is installed on my computer. Let me try again with the normal resvg-go.

[sattellite]

Try to use config.go from my message, please. I can reproduce that behaviour on intel mac and m2 mac. First message from m2 mac.

freeze 0.1.4 installed with go install github.com/charmbracelet/freeze@latest command on both computers.

And in both cases used resvg-go.

screenshot from intel mac


[maaslalani]

Ah you're absolutely correct @sattellite, I am able to reproduce with your code. Thank you, I will fix this issue!

[maaslalani]

@sattellite The issue was tabs in the code were causing miscalculations in the width. This is now fixed on main! Thank you for the report and awesome reproduction instructions!

[maaslalani]