Since the common monospaced CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) full-width characters and Latin half-width characters usually do not have a 2:1 width ratio, although some special fonts can force them to be 2:1, the visual effect is very poor.
A good solution is to calculate the number of full-width characters in the table and then render the corresponding full-width spaces, which can perfectly solve the alignment problem.
I have had this idea for a long time, but I have never had enough ability and time to implement it. Therefore, I am considering raising this issue. I wonder if this feature is considered complex for you as the author.
Finally, thank you for developing this extension, it is very useful! 😀
Since the common monospaced CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) full-width characters and Latin half-width characters usually do not have a 2:1 width ratio, although some special fonts can force them to be 2:1, the visual effect is very poor.
A good solution is to calculate the number of full-width characters in the table and then render the corresponding full-width spaces, which can perfectly solve the alignment problem.
I have had this idea for a long time, but I have never had enough ability and time to implement it. Therefore, I am considering raising this issue. I wonder if this feature is considered complex for you as the author.
Finally, thank you for developing this extension, it is very useful! 😀