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Oh my god, do we need yet another slightly differently looking font for the basic Latin alphabet in the Unicode? I guess I can use them for the keywords in my n
by Joker_vD 3y ago
Oh my god, do we need yet another slightly differently looking font for the basic Latin alphabet in the Unicode? I guess I can use them for the keywords in my next world-disrupting programming language, but still: don't we have like, at least 8 fancy fonts already? Could we get at least a second Greek alphabet instead, pretty please?
The symbols for electronic circuits and sprites are fine though. I particularly appreciate the right-facing fish with open mouth.
- esbranson 3y agoNFKC (Compatibility Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition) has been my go-to for this, due to this exact issue that was messing with the normal NFC. Twitter of all places was using some other bizarre Unicode range for bold characters.