I had a beautiful vision when programming my keyboard. The style at the time was to write a massive array in C with the keycodes for the various layers. I put c

I had a beautiful vision when programming my keyboard. The style at the time was to write a massive array in C with the keycodes for the various layers. I put commented out box drawing characters between the lines to delineate where the keys are. I wanted to use the C Preprocessor to #define the thin vertical box drawing character as a comma, but somehow that was out of the range of acceptable characters. If I had that, then my source would be 1% more readable to me, the only person who's ever going to use it. https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/compare/master...perkee:qmk_firmware:space_cadet_every_mac_modifier#diff-1b15bcc2ec89a3c1e34867f83a8f6b40ee484f1d3c5822afd9485d63e8cb77c5R54-R66 https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/compare/master...perkee:... I still use tons of box drawing characters in comments. I'm actually writing a little doodad to let me edit them fluidly then copy them into my block comments, because a truth table is easy to read! Your comment also reminds me of the introduction of type parameters/generics in Go via the Canadian Aboriginal syllabary for "po" and "pa" ("ᐸ" and "ᐳ") https://github.com/vasilevp/aboriginal https://github.com/vasilevp/aboriginal