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[BUG] Text wrapping edge case
See original GitHub issueDiscovered a possible edge case with text wrapping, probably connected to when a “word” is greater than the available width.
Consider the following:
console.print("Hello, World...123 ", width=10)
This produces:
Hello, Wor
ld...123
I think this occurs because “World…123” doesn’t fit in to 10 characters, so folds on to the next line.
I would expect there to be an additional new line after the Hello, like this:
Hello,
World...12
3
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- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Rich has a concept of “overflow”, which captures this. Although we don’t do hyphens as I thought the rules were complex and language specific.
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