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Hmm, the "With Expression" diagram on line 656 looks fine in emacs, but in chrome at that actual link, everything on the right is mangled. (The characters look
by eichin 3y ago
Hmm, the "With Expression" diagram on line 656 looks fine in emacs, but in chrome at that actual link, everything on the right is mangled. (The characters look fine, it looks like github's font choices do poorly with the "load bearing whitespace" for the extended bits...)
- Thorrez 3y agoI think it's the ◀ character. It looks like Chrome (I'm on Windows) makes it wider than other Characters. I think ▶ has this same problem. But from a quick scan, I don't see any other place in the file where one of those characters is used in a way that it being extra wide would be noticable.
- tracker1 3y agoFor web it'll really vary by font family availability and fallback. Personally I like the nerd don't variant for Inconsolata, Cascadia Coffee and Firs Code for fixed width usage. I wish self packaging similar to how Google Fonts does it was easier to do. IE breaking up the don't into glyph segments to reduce unused characters for languages not used.
- simonjgreen 3y agoJust observing, I think this is the first time I’ve seen Unicode symbols outside of basic Latin rendering on HN.
- junon 3y agoI've always wanted to try this but never had a reason: do emojis work on HN? I've never seen one and didn't know if it was just a culture thing or if it was enforced: ™ EDIT: Nope! All but the TM "emoji" got stripped.