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Very useful! - but i'd humbly ask why any programming font set with a non-struck zero would be associated with a green indicator, (e.g. Droid Sans Mono, Luxi Mo
by theophrastus 11y ago
Very useful! - but i'd humbly ask why any programming font set with a non-struck zero would be associated with a green indicator, (e.g. Droid Sans Mono, Luxi Mono). Perhaps the associated green/red don't mean what i think they might?
- s9w 11y agoThe red/green are anti-alias indicator. They're stay red for bitmap fonts even with AA toggled on to signal that they cannot be anti-aliased. Maybe I should make that clearer
- theophrastus 11y agoThank you! Nice you highlighted comparison of little nasties like lowercase "l" (ell) nearly indistiguishable from a "1" (one) (like "Envy Code R") (horribly burnt by that in a Fortran program long ago with "k = l" instead of desired "k = 1" (i didn't write that, just spend days of debugging it))