Open abrander opened 4 years ago
Likely related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTzp76JXsoY
The problem, as described in the video, is that it's technically 2 characters, with the renderer collapsing it to 1 character. So I think it's ill advised to change it from 2
to one, as it would break any renderer that doesn't support flag emojis.
Looking at this in a bit more detail, I think the flag symbols need special handling in the renderer.
However, they definitely count as emoji, and should be displayed using the Emoji Presentation property.
Duplicate of #28?
runewidth.StringWidth(🇩🇰)
returns 2.I haven't looked into this at all, and I have no idea what I should expect, but a width of 1 seems reasonable.