PragmataPro Mono 0.903 renders glyphs at 2x width in Xft/st/urxvt (and any ascii symbols)

[neuromagus]

Font: PragmataPro_Mono_R_0903.ttf
Issue: Glyphs render at exactly 2x their correct width through libXft

Evidence:

• PragmataPro Regular pixelsize=14: renders 95 ASCII chars = 3610 pixels (38px avg)
• PragmataPro Mono pixelsize=14: renders 95 ASCII chars = 7220 pixels (76px avg)
• Ratio: 7220/3610 = 2.0 (exactly double)

Affected: st, urxvt (any terminal using Xft)
Not affected: Wayland terminals (Foot), xterm

./st # PragmataPro
DEBUG: extents.xOff=3610, strlen=95, calculated width=38
DEBUG: extents.xOff=3610, strlen=95, calculated width=38
DEBUG: extents.xOff=3610, strlen=95, calculated width=38
DEBUG: extents.xOff=3610, strlen=95, calculated width=38

./st # PragmataPro Mono
DEBUG: extents.xOff=7220, strlen=95, calculated width=76 
DEBUG: extents.xOff=7220, strlen=95, calculated width=76 
DEBUG: extents.xOff=7220, strlen=95, calculated width=76 
DEBUG: extents.xOff=7220, strlen=95, calculated width=76

On screenshot PragmataPro:
icons, emoji, symbols utf-8 - works well

On this - PragmataPro Mono:

[fabrizioschiavi]

Upon reviewing PragmataPro Mono 0.903, I identified some glyphs that are incorrectly rendered as double-width.
I will correct this issue as soon as possible.

In the meantime, please note that the font system itself can sometimes cause similar visual behavior when substituting missing glyphs with fallback fonts.

To address this in your environment, I recommend the following steps:

• Enforce a strict fontconfig rule to prevent unintended font substitutions.
• Disable fallback fonts specifically for PragmataPro Mono in your terminal settings.
• Use FcMatchPattern to verify which fallback font is being applied.
• Compare Xft and FreeType metrics directly to diagnose rendering discrepancies.

[neuromagus]

Thanks a lot for quick reply - now i just use PragmataPro or PragmataPro Liga and wait 1.0 version (or 0.94)