Peter White

But there may be. Imagine some passerby wanting to contribute something related. They can find a monolithic function that does everything perfectly for a narrow set of problem or they...

> stats already had this for terminal output and we removed it in [a187110](https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/commit/a187110f4a5fda3ae52fc9ef4a9638d8edd575d3). Clipping is already handled by `\q2`, which is accurate for proportional fonts, and `${term-clip-cc}`, which considers...

Also, isn't `stats.lua` what's responsible for rendering the stats pages (default keys `i`/`I`)? How does terminal output figure in that? *(edit: never mind, I see my mistake now; changed title...

Those 32 chars are just for testing, because my filename examples are rather short. It is meant to be configurable at least, eventually. I held off while this is still...

> > Re: text width, the underlying assumption is that the worst case is a monospace font. So _if_ the text fits using that it sure does with proportional. Doesn't...

> > I know as much. But knowing that a certain cluster of bytes will result in the equivalent of two chars width in a terminal (or monospace font) and...

@guidocella Also, where is clipping even happening right now? Because, I couldn't find anything that seems to be doing it and the `File:` field in stats.lua page 1 definitely doesn't...

Now I get it, the terminal thing. `stats.lua` works with `--no-video` as well, for instance. That's when `term-clip-cc` comes into play. But if I were to use that for OSD...