Hyperterm 0.2.1 cursor issue about hyper

[montogeek]

Fixed in Hyper 1.0.0

[nwwells]

I get the same problem with a font with ligatures (my example is Meslo for Powerline. It has an 'fi' ligature:

Atom had this same problem, which they solved by measuring (unfortunate, but necessary, it seems): http://blog.atom.io/2015/10/29/atom-1-1-is-out.html#new-approach-to-character-measurement

[rauchg]

Not at all. It seems like a character width miscalculation issue that results in overflow. Can you try removing the emojis ?

[marcbachmann]

There's a css property to disable ligatures. That completely disables them. I guess that's safe to use in latin languages. Not sure about other ones.

    termCSS: `
      * {
        font-feature-settings: 'liga' 0;
      }
    `,

[WoodyWoodsta]

Having the same issue with the scrollbar, and cursor alignment is way out for me!

[rauchg]

@montogeek @WoodyWoodsta unless I'm missing something, we'll have to dig into hterm :)

[rauchg]

Please retry with 0.3.1.

[montogeek]

@rauchg It didn't improved. You don't have this issue?

[rauchg]

@WoodyWoodsta's issue has to do with line calculation but in his case is lack of monospace font. For some reason he doesn't have Menlo (I'm very very curious why), but we should be falling back to another font now and his issue is probably gone.

[WoodyWoodsta]

@rauchg Alignment fixed for me:

[montogeek]

@rauchg Removing the emojis fixed the issue

Also, I have Menlo font installed