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It seems to work but it does render certain ligatures incorrectly on OS X for me. For example, <* is rendered as the <> ligature and <- is rendered as </. Since
by strmpnk 9y ago
It seems to work but it does render certain ligatures incorrectly on OS X for me. For example, <* is rendered as the <> ligature and <- is rendered as </. Since it's a dev build, I'm sure it will take some ironing out before it hits the stable version but this is really promising!
- TheCoreh 9y agoCould it be that the syntax highlighter is splitting up < and * as separate tokens?
- strmpnk 9y agoI tested using plain text mode for this reason. Definitely a gotcha in other editors which support this too.
- Narretz 9y agoYou should report this in the Sublime forum thread. Especially important to do it right now, because jps is most responsive initially after a release.
- jbrooksuk 9y agoI believe this has now been fixed, although I've noticed a few other issues but the forum is down.
- strmpnk 9y agoI can verify that the issue I saw has been fixed. Now that's the kind of turn around time that I like to see!