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that looks amazing, but I kinda wish that certain ligatures were optional (which they might be, need to look at the CSS docs again for atom) I (personally) don
by RubyPinch 11y ago
that looks amazing, but I kinda wish that certain ligatures were optional (which they might be, need to look at the CSS docs again for atom)
I (personally) don't exactly want == to look too similar to a single =, after all!
- leonatan 11y agoThey don't. The == variant is has double the width.
- RubyPinch 11y agoI am aware, I still find them too similar for my likings
- tonsky 11y agoHave you tried the font? = and == has 3× difference in width, it’s hard to mistake one for another. I’m using Fira Code for a year now, never had mixed them up
- codezero 11y agoAt least for me, monospaced fonts are very helpful for looking at column specific features. == and === are row specific, so seeing the delimiters between them makes them easier to parse on a row level for me.
- to3m 11y agoI upvoted your post on account of the dry humour.
- simoncion 11y ago> I (personally) don't exactly want == to look too similar to a single =, after all! Me, either! Amusingly (irritatingly?), /== has separation between the = characters. :/ I... have no idea why ~= turns into ~-on-top-of-= and =~ into =-on-top-of-~ . Some of these glyphs just seem ill-advised. :(
- striking 11y agotilde-equals is the "inequal" operator in Lua, so I suppose that makes some degree of sense. Then again, the equals-tilde makes zero sense.
- mborch 11y agoEscape using zero-width space character to break up the ligatures ...