Description of problem: In Konsole some UTF characters (like ⍝ (e28d9d) - APL comment) take two character positions. When entered, the left half of the character gets displayed. Then [SPACE] and the right half of the character gets displayed. The following characters being entered 'are off by one'. When selected, the affected characters take only on character position. Chinese characters take two character positions, regardless of being selected or not. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Display some UTF chars: for ((a=128;a<192;a=a+1)); do for ((n=128;n<190;n=n+1));do printf -vh '\\x%2x\\x%2x\\x%2x' 226 $a $n; echo -en "$h"; done; echo; done Steps to Reproduce: 1. select arbitrary lines 2. some characters will move 3. Not selected: two character wide. Selected: one character wide. Actual results: Inconsistent UTF character rendering with one or two character positions. Expected results: One character consuming one character-position only APL UTF characters to take one position only. Additional info: Need to define set of characters, that might take two character positions for improved readability like Chinese characters.
Additional info: Using ttx to convert font file to xml. From NotoSansMono-SemiCondensedLight.ttf: The character width for the following chracters differ. python -c "print (u'\u2359\u235A\u235B\u235C\u235D\u235E\u235F\n-------')" ⍙⍚⍛⍜⍝⍞⍟ ## in konsole this line is longer than ------- ------- <mtx name="uni2359" width="563" lsb="38"/> <mtx name="uni235A" width="1127" lsb="218"/> <mtx name="uni235B" width="563" lsb="125"/> <mtx name="uni235C" width="1127" lsb="259"/> <mtx name="uni235D" width="1127" lsb="284"/> <mtx name="uni235E" width="563" lsb="26"/> <mtx name="uni235F" width="1127" lsb="249"/> From DejaVuSansMono.ttf: With konsole font <DejaVu Sans Mono> the above mentioned characters display correctly. ⍙⍚⍛⍜⍝⍞⍟ ## in konsole this line has same length as ------- ------- <mtx name="uni2359" width="1233" lsb="6"/> <mtx name="uni235A" width="1233" lsb="6"/> <mtx name="uni235B" width="1233" lsb="256"/> <mtx name="uni235C" width="1233" lsb="6"/> <mtx name="uni235D" width="1233" lsb="164"/> <mtx name="uni235E" width="1233" lsb="6"/> <mtx name="uni235F" width="1233" lsb="-20"/>
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