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I listen to a few podcasts in languages like Arabic and Farsi. They cause text to overflow the columns. An example is https://feeds.sbs.com.au/sbs-persian
Castero is still usable, but it does look a bit weird and it's easy to get lost from time to time. I suspect it may be hard to deal with, since mixing RTL and LTR languages always is a bit strange.
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To be honest, I'm surprised it works at all. I think that addressing this is a worthwhile endeavor, but it would also be edge-case hell and the libraries I'm using to display text don't have great built-in support for handling this. This can be something I take a few stabs at every once in a while, but it's not a very high priority and I don't expect it will ever be sufficient.
Actually, it worked better than I had hoped as well. I don't think there is much to be done unless the layers below castero get much better RTL support and I'm sure that is not such a high priority. After all, Arabic and Hebrew users are still used to LTR input on the command-line because of the Unix command set.
I listen to a few podcasts in languages like Arabic and Farsi. They cause text to overflow the columns. An example is https://feeds.sbs.com.au/sbs-persian
Castero is still usable, but it does look a bit weird and it's easy to get lost from time to time. I suspect it may be hard to deal with, since mixing RTL and LTR languages always is a bit strange.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: