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@ -93,9 +93,9 @@ Whether to automatically join this room on startup.
**Type:** boolean
**Default:** `false`
If `euph.rooms.<room>.username` is set, this will force cove to set the
username even if there is already a different username associated with
the current session.
If `euph.servers.<domain>.rooms.<room>.username` is set, this will force
cove to set the username even if there is already a different username
associated with the current session.
### `euph.servers.<domain>.rooms.<room>.password`
@ -607,12 +607,11 @@ Move to root.
**Type:** boolean
**Default:** `false`
Whether to measure the width of characters as displayed by the terminal
emulator instead of guessing the width.
Whether to measure the width of graphemes (i.e. characters) as displayed
by the terminal emulator instead of estimating the width.
Enabling this makes rendering a bit slower but more accurate. The screen
might also flash when encountering new characters (or, more accurately,
graphemes).
might also flash when encountering new graphemes.
See also the `--measure-widths` command line option.
@ -656,18 +655,41 @@ order of priority):
Time zone that chat timestamps should be displayed in.
This option is interpreted as a POSIX TZ string. It is described here in
further detail:
<https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1_chap08.html>
This option can either be the string `"localtime"`, a [POSIX TZ string],
or a [tz identifier] from the [tz database].
On a normal system, the string `"localtime"` as well as any value from
the "TZ identifier" column of the following wikipedia article should be
valid TZ strings:
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones>
When not set or when set to `"localtime"`, cove attempts to use your
system's configured time zone, falling back to UTC.
If the `TZ` environment variable exists, it overrides this option. If
neither exist, cove uses the system's local time zone.
When the string begins with a colon or doesn't match the a POSIX TZ
string format, it is interpreted as a tz identifier and looked up in
your system's tz database (or a bundled tz database on Windows).
**Warning:** On Windows, cove can't get the local time zone and uses UTC
instead. However, you can still specify a path to a tz data file or a
custom time zone string.
If the `TZ` environment variable exists, it overrides this option.
[POSIX TZ string]: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1_chap08.html#tag_08_03
[tz identifier]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones
[tz database]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tz_database
### `width_estimation_method`
**Required:** yes
**Type:** string
**Values:** `"legacy"`, `"unicode"`
**Default:** `"legacy"`
How to estimate the width of graphemes (i.e. characters) as displayed by
the terminal emulator.
`"legacy"`: Use a legacy method that should mostly work on most terminal
emulators. This method will never be correct in all cases since every
terminal emulator handles grapheme widths slightly differently. However,
those cases are usually rare (unless you view a lot of emoji).
`"unicode"`: Use the unicode standard in a best-effort manner to
determine grapheme widths. Some terminals (e.g. ghostty) can make use of
this.
This method is used when `measure_widths` is set to `false`.
See also the `--width-estimation-method` command line option.