Thorongil80
Thorongil80
Hi, just to confirm this is still an issue today.
https://github.com/zipleen/tvheadend-ios-lib/pull/11 You used a very very very limited CharacterSet for encoding ;-)
Hi, should you not simply feed a Jakarta time zone "today" to after()? ``` let schedule = Schedule::from_str("0 0 0 * * *").unwrap(); let now_jakarta = Utc::now().with_timezone(chrono_tz::Asia::Jakarta).unwrap(); if let Some(event)...
it works just like said. You give `DateTime` to `after()` or you give `Tz` to `upcoming()`. cron calculates then in the given Time Zone. Tz being a Time Zone of...
Suggestions are reasonable and I applied them all. Many thanks!
@joshka I am not sure why you want to inspect the Unicode length of the characters in char(), regardless of the unicode length, they should print as one character on...
@joshka Sorry I was not aware that there actually are characters that print to more than one cell in the terminal. But yes, it makes sense. The first wrong assumption...
I found this https://docs.rs/unicode-truncate/latest/unicode_truncate/
``` use unicode_width::UnicodeWidthChar; use unicode_width::UnicodeWidthStr; ``` The mentioned crate uses unicode_width and its pad function says it does what we require: ``` /// Pads a string to be `width` in...
Feel free to close this PR, as may changes are only half of the cake anyways.