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a.txt (125 bytes) f3.png (21,897 bytes) f3hex.png (36,355 bytes) f4.png (15,986 bytes) |
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Switching to ANSI/OEM mode is a workaround, although it makes the text illegible. This also requires unchecking "Autodetect code page" for both viewer and editor settings otherwise it will switch back to UTF-8 for every file not opened before. |
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Options, Interface settings [x] Use Virtual Terminal for rendering [x] Fullwidth-aware rendering Ok, Shift+F9, restart Far. |
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That seems to work, why aren't these the default (at least if using Windows Terminal)? |
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Mostly because the fullwidth support is still rudimentary - we don't have that many East-Asian users unfortunately. |
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Another thing that I noticed is that after pressing OK in "Interface Settings" the color scheme changes to a darker one. But it's fixed after restarting. dark.png (35,200 bytes) normal.png (37,079 bytes) |
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The darker one is "classic" - it was the default for a quarter of a century or so until MS changed it in Windows 10. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move, so now we override the palette by default (you can turn it off Options - Colors - Palette). It is unexpected that "Interface Settings" affects the palette, could you provide the exact steps to reproduce it? |
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It just happens when I press OK on "Interface Settings". I'm not changing any settings. Also this is the only dialog that I found to trigger it. ifsetting.png (63,385 bytes) |
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Ok, that should be fixed now. Regarding the initial issue: as I mentioned, full width support is still rather rudimentary so you might still notice various issues here and there. We know about them and things will get better with time. |
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Another case in which the color scheme changes is when executing any command via the built-in command line (even simple ones like cd). |
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Also an update on the original issue: even with those settings enabled, the highlight when searching for text in the viewer will be out of position. f3highlight.png (17,139 bytes) |
- Anonymous
