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I'm trying out Atom, and ligatures in Erlang don't always render. For example, -> in the head of a function clause doesn't render as a ligature, while inside th
by Luc 11y ago
I'm trying out Atom, and ligatures in Erlang don't always render. For example, -> in the head of a function clause doesn't render as a ligature, while inside the function body it does.
EDIT: In developer mode I can see the -> is being rendered as two single character <span>s when in the head of the function. The solution is probably to fix it in the grammar definition: https://github.com/jonathanmarvens/atom-language-erlang/blob/master/grammars/erlang.cson https://github.com/jonathanmarvens/atom-language-erlang/blob...
- melloclello 11y agoI found the same thing, in Ruby -> was split up, while in Swift it was fine.