Closed resolritter closed 1 year ago
@resolritter Thanks for your feedback. The reversed slash is by design to prevent confusion with Ø and ø. Having the slash run the other way means that there is no ambiguity when these characters are found in proximity to each other. If you prefer the slash running the other way, please feel free to make a custom version according to your preference but be sure to change the name of the fonts to not use the name ‘Source’. Thanks and best of luck!
Alright
For anyone who might be interested in the future, the files which would be changed are zero.0.glif
, zero.0c.glif
, zero.0o.glif
; specifically this part, which is the slash:
The files are related to:
After taking https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-code-pro/issues/300#issuecomment-1253138812 into consideration I think it's a good idea to have the slash go from left to right, so I'm not interested in this proposal anymore.
Thank you for this font.
I was wondering if it would be possible to have a variant of the
ZERO_SLASH
feature (perhapsZERO_SLASH_RTL
or something along those lines) which has a slash from right to left, instead of the current left to right.The motivation is: other fonts I'm used to, included, but not limited to
All have the zero slash go from right to left, so I'm more used to it being that way.
EDIT: I'm far from a font expert but those fonts might've been inspired by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_(typeface).