> Possibly a minor issue, but I don't think it works with Japanese/CJK
> text, which generally doesn't have spaces between words (;^Д^)
> Maybe it could somehow check if there were no spaces in 72 characters,
> then break whatever super-long string was there - perhaps with an
> exception for strings that start with "https/http", since you probably
> wouldn't want to break links
Oh yeah, it's worth noting that most CJK characters are full-width
(as well as full width Latin characters like this), and thus only
36 characters will fit on a "72" column line... unless it's half-width
katakana liek this スゴイ・ジャパニーズ, which are the same as Latin charac-
ters. Russian and Greek characters are also full-width on Japanese
monospace fonts...
...maybe it's too complicated after all ノ(´д`)
Reference: 2023/03/07(Tue) 16:43:23