Jeff Quast

Thanks for this work. Can I please turn your attention to the use-jinja branch? It is mostly completed and simplifies this script a great deal by using jinja2 templates. https://github.com/jquast/wcwidth/compare/use-jinja...

Thanks for your help, access granted I hope to polish up `use-jinja` branch and merge this weekend which will include the newest unicode version. I've used both Python/C API and...

OK, will do

I don't think I can accept this one, there are downstream distros/re-packagers that have been using the update script, this is an external dependency, and, as a python package we...

Interesting, what terminal are you testing the "character cells consumed when printed" on OSX? I too am using OSX, and on iTerm2 it displays as "a-b", consuming 3 characters, so...

Using the 'Cf' category listings on iTerm2, it appears the following all consume 1 character cell, some with symbols, some simply by blanks ``` 00AD 0600 0601 0602 0603 0604...

I really appreciate all of the resarch, @stevengj and @jiahao. My decision is to use the common denominator across the most popular terminal emulators for wcwidth. I might make a...

You are correct, but terminal emulators don't typically care, they're the ones who handle the width of "printable cells" -- What is your system, is it a terminal emulator?

Version wcwidth 0.1.5 which includes better combining character width determination by PR #11 is available on pypi. A terminal sequence may be emitted to illicit the terminal emulator to respond...

This is enough information, I hope to fix this after consulting unicode specification regarding this character.