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bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles e
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Aura Kelloniemi |
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bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display |
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Fri, 01 Oct 2021 16:23:01 +0300 |
On 2021-09-29 at 16:00 +0300, Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> wrote:
> > From: Aura Kelloniemi <kaura.dev@sange.fi>
> > Cc: 50865@debbugs.gnu.org
> > Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2021 23:32:53 +0300
> >
> > On 2021-09-28 at 21:35 +0300, Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> wrote:
> > > That should not be that way. Some characters are double-width, and
> > > should take up 2 columns on display.
> >
> > I noticed, that Linux console does not understand most of the zero-width
> > characters either.
> It doesn't need to: Emacs displays those characters on a TTY as
> spaces.
Can this be configured – i.e. can I change the space to something else to ease
debugging?
> > It happily prints most of the code points in the list of
> > zero-width characters. Of course they are printed just as diamonds, because
> > Linux cannot store enough glyphs in its 512-glyph font space, but anyway it
> > prints a diamond for such characters as <COMBINING GRAVE ACCENT>.
> COMBINING GRAVE ACCENT (or any other combining codepoint) is not a
> good example of zero-width characters.
On modern terminal emulators this certainly holds, but Linux is not a modern
terminal emulator and does not support combining characters. It just prints a
diamond for all codepoitns which don't have an associated glyph in the font
(or the kernel knows them to be zero-wide, and this information is out of
date).
> Try "C-x 8 RET 200c RET"
> instead.
> Or FEFF
> or 1D173 or E007f or 1BCA0.
They print just a single space within emacs. If I print them with echo,
they print a diamond.
> > The character range \y200B-\u200F seems to be an exception here. When I
> > try to
> > print one of these characters on a Linxu VT, it really prints nothing.
> That's not exception, that's the rule, actually, for true zero-width
> characters, not for accents. Accents exist to combine with preceding
> base character, and what you seem to describe means the Linux console
> is unable to do even Latin accents?
Here is a sample Bash session for demonstration:
$ echo $'i\u300'
i◈
$ echo $'\uEC'
ì
> > When I insert zero-width characters in Emacs, the diamonds representing the
> > characters are printed interspersed by the padding spaces added by emacs.
> > The
> > cursor is left behind the extending line of characters as a type, because
> > Emacs thinks, that the zero-width characters really do not print anything,
> > even though they do.
> Is this with or without auto-composition-mode?
Ok, this was with auto-composition-mode set to t. And it only happens with
combining characters. Other zero-wide characters print the single space, as
should be.
If I set auto-composition-mode to nil, then Emacs does not print anything (not
even the space) when I insert a combining character. If I then move the point
over the invisible combining character, the point moves, but the screen cursor
does not. This is a very confusing behaviour.
Non-combining zero-wide characters print the space (as you said), and there
are no cursor movement issues.
When running in the Linux console emacs's term/linux.el sets
auto-composition-mode to a special value of "linux". I don't know what this
means.
--
Aura
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display,
Aura Kelloniemi <=
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/10/01
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Aura Kelloniemi, 2021/10/01
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/10/01
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Aura Kelloniemi, 2021/10/01
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/10/01
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/10/02
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Andreas Schwab, 2021/10/02
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/10/02
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Aura Kelloniemi, 2021/10/04
- bug#50865: 28.0.50; Emoji with emoji modifier in Linux console garbles emacs display, Eli Zaretskii, 2021/10/04