Closed habere-et-dispertire closed 2 years ago
Hmm I think dlig
should work well?
Maybe Iosevka (under Raku ligation set) will be the first font that properly implements !===
ligation as triple-line, while !==
and !=
as double-line?
Is Iosevka able to handle raku's hyper operators or is my setup confused ? No whitespace seems allowed inside them and they seem to merge with the interior operator:
> my @foo = [1, 2, 3]; # OK
[1 2 3]
> @foo >>/=>> 2; # I see it split as >> /=> > instead of >> /= >>
[0.5 1 1.5]
@habere-et-dispertire I do not think this is very doable at font level.
Raku has many operators, and composing them provides even more. I think it could be an exemplary showcase and a considerable test bed.
Special attention may be required for set theory operators and other ASCII equivalent operators for Unicode glyphs.