Wordwrapping fix #273
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Wordwrapping fix #273
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English words are made up of multiple 1-byte characters, and they need to be wrapped by word, not by characters. The current logic wraps whenever the accumulated character width exceeds the region width — no regard for spaces or full words. This leads to words being split awkwardly in the middle. Implemented word wrapping instead of character wrapping, replaced garbage like "±¼¸²" with Arial.
they were too wide so I reverted them and everything seems to be fine again.
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English words are made up of multiple 1-byte characters, and they need to be wrapped by word, not by characters.
The current logic wraps whenever the accumulated character width exceeds the region width — no regard for spaces or full words.
This leads to words being split awkwardly in the middle. Implemented word wrapping instead of character wrapping, replaced garbage like "±¼¸²" with Arial.
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