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Feature Request: Remove the ligratures for *) symbol #443
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We may instead want to suppress the ligature when it is adjacent to a |
Yeah. That’s easy enough to add in :) |
Sure, I think it will be even better😄 |
Or how about a ligature for |
I assume that would break everything based on bracket matching (e.g. bracket colorizer plugin mentioned in the issue description) |
A large set of bug fixes identified while working on the Italic, but solving Github reported issues. ## PR Checklist - [x] Closes #422 - Bitcoin added - [x] Closes #427 - FFFD glyph added - [x] Closes #418 - top bar corrected - [x] Closes #433 - hinting corrected to ensure alignment - [x] Closes #435 - adds consistent ligature form for `=>>` `<<=` `=<<` and `>>=` (the infinite arrows still work with addition of more equals) - [x] Closes #443 - ligature now ignores (*) scenario - [x] Closes #454 - adds ignore to prevent equal_equal ligature from showing up - [x] Closes #467 - Not specifically sure of the problem here, but suspect that it will be fixed with this - update. - [x] Closes #477 - fixed - [x] Closes #478 - fixed - [x] Closes #479 - fixed - [x] Closes #480 - fixed - [x] Closes #481 - JetBrains enumerates fonts weird. I've modified the internal naming so that it will register Cascadia Code correctly. Also aligned postscript naming with Google's recommendation, so will show up as "Regular" instead of "Roman". Still works in Word! Other Cascadia Code fixes: - General improvement of weight balancing - Weight of lowercase rounds reduced in the Bold weight in Cascadia Code. - Weight of Capital stems increased in Extralight weight in Cascadia Code. - Tweaked weight of ogonek in ExtraLight. - Added a localized form for ij and IJ should a user chose to use those codepoints and want an accented version. - Split fraction bar at heavier weights to improve clarity of fractions. - Adjusted standard box drawing characters to align with GDI metrics, and added a complete set of DWrite-specific ones that align with sTypo (using `rclt`). - Ironed out some tiny inconsistencies in the <$ $> <$> ligatures which I'm sure no one will ever notice. - Fixed centering of braces and some hyphens. - Fixed inconsistency between semicolon/colon and period weight in bold. Also fixed slight differences in hyphen-like glyphs in bold. You're as surprised as I am. - Increased weight of underscore in bold. - Adjusted weighting of Ɫ. - Changed design of commaaccent, commaaccentmod commaturnedabove and commaabove to be more distinguishable (following design of quotes). - Increased height of βδθλ to align with the ascender height. They were too low before. - Fixed descents of various greek lowercase glyphs that were inconsistent. - Modified ξ weighting. - Felt ligated, might edit later. - Tweaked ªºⁿʷʸᶿᶻ⁰¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹ in imperceptable ways. - Corrected some additional interpolation bugs I do enjoy giving Dustin presents.
Note that the problem reported here is actually both directions, |
Description of the new feature/enhancement
When using the function pointer in C++ with VSCode, the asterisk will not be in the middle of the brackets. Especially when I am using the bracket colorizer plugin, the right bracket will not be colored to match the left bracket.
This also happens in my CLion, so it was not caused by VSCode
This problem won't appear when using other fonts that enable the ligatures
Fira Code:
JetBrains Mono:
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