> One would think so :-) > But since those fonts are flagged to be monospace fonts, but then > have > two different width, they are obviously either not monospace fonts, > or > it is in fact something different - I don't know, though, I never had > any typographical lectures :-)) As I got it it only means they use a single (mono) "space" unit (like a space char). But that doesn't mean all characters use 1 unit. the man page for wcwidth(), or rather the sample implementations clearly show that. It's for use only by fixed width stuff, and it can and does return 2 sometimes. François.