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My only real concern is that it makes 0x123 look like 0×123. Otherwise, pretty cool.
by zeveb 9y ago
My only real concern is that it makes 0x123 look like 0×123. Otherwise, pretty cool.
- IvyMike 9y agoMy concern is it made 0xABCDEF turn into 0xAB_DE_F. What happened to the "C"?
- shanselman 9y agoSorry, the missing C is just me being sloppy. The underscores are a C#7ism where you they are ignored and people can use them to separate LONG hex literals.
- masklinn 9y agoGiven all three fonts show that issue, I expect TFA screwed up and forgot to put it in their edition buffer as they were taking screenshots.
- rofex 9y agoYeah! Why is noone else talking about this? This was what immediately struck me when looking at the screenshots...
- TeMPOraL 9y agoI noticed that immediately, too; I just assumed the author changed the source before taking screenshots and forgot to update it on site code. If a font was doing that, it would be criminal.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoYeah, that bugs me too. I'm strongly used to have 'x' in 0x vertically aligned to the bottom, not to the centre.