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Kitty’s Text Sizing Protocol#Kitty, developed by Kovid Goyal, takes a different approach. While remaining strictly character-cell based for maximum performance, Kitty employs a custom text-splitting algorithm that meticulously interprets Unicode standards to determine how grapheme clusters should be divided into cells. Kitty has also pioneered a new “text sizing protocol” that allows programs running in the terminal to explicitly control how many cells a character occupies. This bypasses the limitations of wcwidth() and provides a mechanism for TUI applications to handle complex scripts without causing visual corruption.
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