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Yes, specifically ligatures in fixed-width fonts like erik-g mentioned. My personal favorite is Hasklig[0], which is based on Source Code Pro. [0]: https://git
by mzzter 9y ago
Yes, specifically ligatures in fixed-width fonts like erik-g mentioned. My personal favorite is Hasklig[0], which is based on Source Code Pro.
[0]: https://github.com/i-tu/Hasklig https://github.com/i-tu/Hasklig
- waynecochran 9y agoOkay then ... does look good ... I assume that normal ascii is used under the hood and that is what the lexical analyzer sees. I am open minded -- of course it has to work with emacs -- I am not that open minded ;)
- Uehreka 9y agoIt's just a font, the underlying text is still the same no matter what font you use to render it. In fact, you could set Fira Code (or Hasklig) as the font for your terminal and (as long as your terminal app can render ligatures) it would render in emacs or any terminal-based editor.