Closed msprotz closed 9 years ago
I pushed a change in that direction. fstar-ambiguous-face
is now applied to /\
and \/
. By default it inherits from font-lock-negation-char-face
, which is usually just bold. Feel free to customize that face and tell me if you find a better way to disambiguate :)
Another approach is to use
(set-fontset-font t (cons ?∨ ?∨) "Symbola" nil 'prepend)
or
(set-fontset-font t (cons ?∨ ?∨) "FreeMono" nil 'prepend)
as these fonts have much more readable symbols.
I didn't notice any change after upgrading fstar-mode, but "another approach" worked fine for me.
Thanks!
Sure. I'll close this then, and anyone with the same problem should feel free to reopen.
The two symbols are really close to each other visually. Is there any way you could make ∨ bold to distinguish it from the variable v? Or perhaps in a different color.
Thanks!
Jonathan