This pull request adds an additional parameter to Pilmoji.text() that lets you specify the spacing between each node. This can come in handy as illustrated by the following example:
Before
Without the node_spacing parameter, you would have no choice but to accept this ugly spacing between each node (emoji in this case) on each line. You can pass in a negative value in the spacing parameter to deal with the line spacing, but there is no way to do that for between nodes
After
With the node_spacing parameter, you can pass in a negative value to deal with the spacing between nodes, and have smooth emoji arrays!
Note: I initially renamed spacing parameter to line_spacing to properly distinguish them, but that would be a breaking change and I'm not sure how you'd feel about that so I leave that up to you if you deem fit!
jay3332
commented
1 year ago
This pull request adds an additional parameter to Pilmoji.text() that lets you specify the spacing between each node. This can come in handy as illustrated by the following example:
Before
Without the
node_spacingparameter, you would have no choice but to accept this ugly spacing between each node (emoji in this case) on each line. You can pass in a negative value in thespacingparameter to deal with the line spacing, but there is no way to do that for between nodesAfter
With the
node_spacingparameter, you can pass in a negative value to deal with the spacing between nodes, and have smooth emoji arrays!Note: I initially renamed
spacingparameter toline_spacingto properly distinguish them, but that would be a breaking change and I'm not sure how you'd feel about that so I leave that up to you if you deem fit!