When rendering a private use unicode codepoint and a space as a two cell
ligature, set the foreground colors of the space cell to match the colors of the first cell. Works around broken applications like powerline that use different colors for the two cells. Fixes #467
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@ -897,6 +897,12 @@ render_line(Line *line) {
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ssize_t cell_font_idx = font_for_cell(cell);
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if (is_private_use(cell->ch) && i + 1 < line->xnum && (line->cells[i+1].ch == ' ' || line->cells[i+1].ch == 0) && cell_font_idx != BOX_FONT && cell_font_idx != MISSING_FONT) {
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// We have a private use char followed by a space char, render it as a two cell ligature.
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Cell *space_cell = line->cells + i+1;
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// Ensure the space cell uses the foreground colors from the PUA cell
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// This is needed because there are stupid applications like
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// powerline that use PUA+space with different foreground colors
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// for the space and the PUA. See for example: https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/467
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space_cell->fg = cell->fg; space_cell->decoration_fg = cell->decoration_fg;
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RENDER;
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render_run(line->cells + i, 2, cell_font_idx, true);
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run_font_idx = NO_FONT;
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