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If a string of text begins with a discrete zero-width space fragment, the line wrap logic incorrectly concludes that the text cannot fit. This happens even when the "wrap by char" option is active.
If a string of text begins with a discrete zero-width space fragment, the line wrap logic incorrectly concludes that the text cannot fit. This happens even when the "wrap by char" option is active.
Here's a scenario that reproduces this problem:
If the leading zero-width space character (
\u200b
) is taken away, the text is rendered without exception.The problematic line is line_wrap.rb#L199 called from line_wrap.rb#L112.
A zero-width space fragment is often used as a placeholder for adding non-visible objects such as an anchor point.
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