Selectable Diagonal vs. Vertical Vulgar Fractions.

[jmcwilliams403]

• [x] The requested variant shape does not go too far away from Iosevka's design.
• [x] The requested variant does not conflict with any characters in Unicode that Iosevka currently supports.
• [x] At least two monospace/programming fonts, created by different designers, supported the requested variant. Provide images below.

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I really like the current vertical vulgar fractions, however many fonts use a diagonal/oblique slash which would match with % and directly imply the decomposition sequence with fraction slash (½≈1⁄2).

In the examples below, some towards the end use a broken bar to match their % variant, however I think for the sake of glyph count it would probably be sufficient to just focus on the continuous stroke forms for now.

%¼½¾

Fonts which use diagonal fractions: Andale Mono: Anonymous Pro: Consolas: Menlo: Fira Mono: Liberation Mono: Monaco: Envy Code R: X Windows Fixed: Ubuntu Mono: Lucida Console: Jetbrains Mono: IBM Plex Mono: PT Mono: Recursive Mono: Courier New: Inconsolata:

Fonts which use vertical fractions: Pragmata Pro (btw I finally got my hands on a paid copy for €200): Input Mono:

[berrymot]

(ooh input mono's fractions are really interesting)

[jmcwilliams403]

(ooh input mono's fractions are really interesting)

The kerning makes it give off a different impression but it's actually supposed to be both a broken bar and a horizontal bar, which is odd because its percent sign doesn't use a broken bar like some other examples here do.