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> * perhaps change the wording of `weechat.look.paste_max_lines` to read something along... “ask the user to confirm the paste if pasting more than this number lines” I haven't changed what...

> > By default yes, you can limit it with weechat.bar.input.size_max > > aha, it works. maybe it'd best to set this to some reasonable number as a part of...

> * when `weechat.look.paste_max_lines` is, say, 2, and i paste `1\n2\n3\n` twice (shift-ins shift-ins ctrl-y), i get this in the input field > ``` > 1 > 2 > 3[200~1...

WeeChat uses glibc to determine how wide characters are, and thus how much the cursor should be moved. On my system (Arch Linux with glibc version 2.33), glibc returns a...

> On macOS, wcswidth returns -1 for ZWS. That is certainly a strange choice, but macOS is infamous for its terrible wcwidth support. Hm, yes, that's strange. On my machine...

By the way, in https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/-/commit/04036736f13742668037fb89fc269c9aad88f252 you say that xterm and Konsole advance the cursor on ZWS, but if I run `echo -e 'a\u200bb'` it prints `ab`, so has this also...

I also noticed some additional issues: - If you try to insert multiple consecutive lines, i.e. blank lines, they are not shown in the input. However, when you send the...

> If you try to paste something which contains blank lines, they are removed. In this case they are completely removed, the script does not receive them. This seems to...

> If you try to insert multiple consecutive lines, i.e. blank lines, they are not shown in the input. However, when you send the message the script does receive them,...

> I tried this with `multiline.pl` and alacritty and it didn't work. I get no newlines. That's because `multiline.pl` overwrites the `ctrl-J` binding. Either unload the script (if you use...