Hello!

Thanks for using receiptline.

The current word wrapping is the same as in the console application, so the words are broken.
Equivalent to CSS word-break: break-all;

The quick br
own fox jump
s over the l
azy dog.
It's superca
lifragilisti
cexpialidoci
ous!

We will consider another word wrapping support.
Equivalent to CSS overflow-wrap: break-word;

The quick
brown fox
jumps over
the lazy
dog.
It's
supercalifra
gilisticexpi
alidocious!

Could not receiptline programmatically add a "\n" when a line has a certain amount of characters before the last word?

This way you can achieve word wrap with break-word

Thank you very much.

When using \n, write as follows.
(equivalent to <br> in html)

{width:12}
|The quick\nbrown fox\njumps over\nthe lazy\ndog.\nIt's\nsupercalifragilisticexpialidocious! |

We had a meeting yesterday to discuss the ReceiptLine language specification.
I shared this issue with attendees, and there was a suggestion that we don't need overflow-wrap: break-word;.

I think this is because the number of characters in a column is often fixed for receipts, so \n can handle it.