Including non-printable UNICODE characters `U+2068` and `U+2069` before/after a placement
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macabeus commented
I don't know if it's expected, but I noticed that when using a placement, this library includes the UNICODE characters U+2068
and U+2069
.
You can reproduce it by doing the following:
message = -{ $foo }-
<script>
import { Localized } from "@nubolab-ffwd/svelte-fluent"
</script>
<Localized id="message" args={{ foo: 'value' }} let:text>
{console.log(text)}
</Localized>
Then, copy the console output on VS Code:
It usually isn't a big deal, but if you are using the output on the img
src
attribute or making a string comparison, it can be bad.
sfriedel commented
@macabeus as far as I can tell this is an intentional behavior in fluent that is documented here: https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent.js/wiki/Unicode-Isolation
You can turn this behavior off by setting the useIsolating: false
option when constructing the FluentBundle
like this:
new FluentBundle(locale, {useIsolating: false});