Junegunn Choi

I don't have a Windows PC, but I have a Windows Server 2016 VM running on AWS. And it looks like the spinner is properly rendered on its cmd.exe. What...

 It's set to 굴림체, a Korean font. I don't remember if I set this myself, or it was the system default.

Thanks for reporting. Please provide a static (preferably short) text file I can use to reproduce the problem myself. i.e. `fzf < repro.txt`

I couldn't reproduce on my system (macOS, iterm2). Are you on tmux? I've noticed that tmux has some issues rendering unicode characters.

fzf does not rely on a library but directly uses low-level control codes to render the screen. So I wouldn't be too surprised to find some visual glitches. Anyway, it's...

@bitterfox Thanks for the investigation. Would it help to update mattn/go-runewidth to the latest (`make update`)?

Upgrading the library doesn't seem to help. I didn't know that `runewidth.RuneWidth('━')` returns different results depending on $LC_ALL.

@bitterfox Does it help in your case to set `RUNEWIDTH_EASTASIAN=0` environment variable as suggest in https://github.com/mattn/go-runewidth/issues/14?

> When you use FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND along with execute() or execute-silent(), that value is propagated to the child program. This is natural. I don't see why you would want to redefine...

I'm not going to argue with what you think, I'll just try to explain why the examples work that way. ```sh echo '1:2:3' | fzf -d ':' --with-nth 1,3,2 =>...