I upgraded my packages on FreeBSD yesterday and noticed that my calendar output is now thrown off because my there now seem to be some left-to-right Unicode characters (piped through `hexdump -C` they're "e2 80 8e" as shown below) appearing in the output after each event. My xterm (using the "clean" font and -u8 for utf8 encodings) doesn't seem to render them appropriately (see attached screenshot). In suckless term (st) they seem to render fine.
I tried it with a variety of fonts and the behavior seems consistent in xterm, so I suspect it's an xterm rendering thing rather than a Remind or font-face thing. This is likely a good addition to Remind for international users who might use RTL text, but the rendering hiccup is a bit irksome. Has anybody else encountered this or have a solution for coercing xterm into rendering LTR properly? Thanks, -Tim 00000470: 2020 207c 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 7c1b | |. 00000480: 5b33 383b 323b 3235 353b 3235 353b 3235 [38;2;255;255;25 00000490: 356d 4170 7269 6c1b 5b30 6de2 808e 2020 5mApril.[0m... 000004a0: 2020 207c 1b5b 3338 3b32 3b30 3b36 343b |.[38;2;0;64;
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