Determine terminal display width (columns) of Ruby strings via FFI bindings to libc's wcswidth() function.
See unicode/display_width for a Ruby-only unicode data based approach.
require 'wcswidth/kernel_method' # full width chars wcswidth("!") # => 2 wcswidth("一") # => 2 # single width chars wcswidth("A") # => 1 wcswidth("·") # => 1 # zero width chars wcswidth("ֿ") # => 0 wcswidth("\0") # => 0 # control chars wcswidth("\x01") # => -1 wcswidth("\n") # => -1
Without opting in for wcswidth/kernel_method
it is Wcswidth.of("string")
Copyright (C) 2016 Jan Lelis https://janlelis.com. Released under the MIT license.
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