A full T1000-E read 9 or 10% in the header on Ubuntu, while the radio
reported 4.21 V. The battery was never the fault. A full pack's "100"
lost its last zero, and 99% lost its 9 to the % sign that followed it.
MeshTerm adds one column to the width the terminal reports, because
prompt_toolkit's Windows console output reports one column fewer than
the window has, on purpose. That was done on every desktop, but a Linux
or macOS terminal reports its width exactly. There the extra column fell
off the screen. prompt_toolkit draws with autowrap off, so each row's
last character landed on top of the one before it, and whatever sat
flush right lost its end. The battery gauge sits flush right.
The column is now added only where the terminal hid one, which is the
Windows console. The full_width preference and MESHTERM_FULL_WIDTH still
override either way. Driven into an exact 80-column terminal under
--mock, the header now ends "100" at 4.21 V and "98%" at 4.18 V, where
it ended "10" and "9%". In a real Windows console the reported 119
columns still widen to 120.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Jean-Pierre MartineauandClaude Opus 5.5
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