TUI: Locale.truncate splits emoji surrogates and under-truncates CJK — UTF-16 units instead of display width

Description

Description

packages/tui/src/util/locale.ts:61-79 — truncate, truncateLeft and truncateMiddle measure str.length (UTF-16 code units) and slice on code-unit indices:

export function truncate(str: string, len: number): string {
  if (str.length <= len) return str
  return str.slice(0, len - 1) + "…"
}

Two user-visible consequences (both reproduced manually on 1.17.9):

1. Split surrogate pairs → mojibake. The slice can cut an emoji in half, leaving a lone surrogate that renders as a broken glyph. Also affects the terminal title at app.tsx:468 (session.title.slice(0, 37)).

2. Column budgets ignored for wide characters. Callers pass display-column budgets, but UTF-16 length counts a CJK character as 1 while it renders as 2 columns. A 40-character Chinese session title is 80 columns on screen yet length === 40 <= 61, so Locale.truncate(title, 61) (ui/dialog-select.tsx:778) never truncates it and the dialog row overflows. Same for truncateMiddle in component/prompt/autocomplete.tsx:347.

Same width-semantics family as #39462. The codebase already has grapheme-based width helpers in packages/tui/src/prompt/display.ts (promptOffsetWidth, displaySlice).

Suggested fix

Single-file change in util/locale.ts (plus routing the terminal title through Locale.truncate), reusing the existing prompt/display.ts helpers:

const graphemes = new Intl.Segmenter(undefined, { granularity: "grapheme" })

// Longest prefix that fits the column budget; never splits a grapheme (emoji, CJK).
function fitWidth(str: string, budget: number) {
  let width = 0
  for (const part of graphemes.segment(str)) {
    const next = width + (part.segment === "\n" ? 1 : Bun.stringWidth(part.segment))
    if (next > budget) return str.slice(0, part.index)
    width = next
  }
  return str
}

export function truncate(str: string, len: number): string {
  if (promptOffsetWidth(str) <= len) return str
  return fitWidth(str, len - 1) + "…"
}

export function truncateLeft(str: string, len: number): string {
  const width = promptOffsetWidth(str)
  if (width <= len) return str
  return "…" + displaySlice(str, width - (len - 1))
}

export function truncateMiddle(str: string, maxLength: number = 35): string {
  const width = promptOffsetWidth(str)
  if (width <= maxLength) return str

  const keepStart = Math.ceil((maxLength - 1) / 2)
  const keepEnd = Math.floor((maxLength - 1) / 2)

  return displaySlice(str, 0, keepStart) + "…" + displaySlice(str, width - keepEnd)
}

Verified locally on dev source: after this change the emoji title truncates to a whole 🚀 + … (no split surrogate), a 40-CJK-char title truncates to 30 chars + … (61 cols), and ASCII behavior is byte-identical to before. Known minor edge: truncateLeft/truncateMiddle can exceed the budget by 1 column when a wide character straddles the boundary (ASCII stays exact).

Happy to send a PR with tests if the column-width semantics are the intended ones.

Plugins

none

OpenCode version

1.17.9 (reproduced); fix verified on dev source

Steps to reproduce

1. Broken emoji in terminal title (verified): open a session, rename it (ctrl+r) to exactly 36 ASCII chars + 3 emoji, e.g. abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789🚀🚀🚀. The terminal tab title shows the first rocket cut in half before ... — slice(0, 37) lands between the high and low surrogate.
2. Broken emoji in dialog: rename a session to 59 ASCII chars + 2 emoji → the session list (<leader>l) shows a mangled half-emoji at the truncation point.
3. CJK overflow: narrow the terminal to ~80 columns, rename a session to 40 Chinese characters → the session-list row renders 80 columns wide and overflows the dialog (40 ≤ 61 → never truncated).

Operating System

Windows 11

Terminal

Windows Terminal

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