Your operating system (name and version): Arch Linux, rolling release
Your application using Iosevka: gVim
The glyph U+027B ɻ LATIN SMALL LETTER TURNED R WITH HOOK should be rendered with a rightward-facing hook at the bottom-right, as it is depicted in this image from the Unicode 11.0 chart: .
Instead, Iosevka shows a leftward-facing hook at the top-right: .
This character is in the IPA Extensions block of Unicode, represents a voiced retroflex flap in the International Phonetic Alphabet, and thus has a very specifically prescribed appearance. That appearance is reflected in the IPA chart, the Unicode chart, and most other fonts. The shape of U+027B in Iosevka should be changed to match.
be5invis
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5 years ago
Your application using Iosevka: gVim
The glyph U+027B ɻ LATIN SMALL LETTER TURNED R WITH HOOK should be rendered with a rightward-facing hook at the bottom-right, as it is depicted in this image from the Unicode 11.0 chart:
.
Instead, Iosevka shows a leftward-facing hook at the top-right:
.
This character is in the IPA Extensions block of Unicode, represents a voiced retroflex flap in the International Phonetic Alphabet, and thus has a very specifically prescribed appearance. That appearance is reflected in the IPA chart, the Unicode chart, and most other fonts. The shape of U+027B in Iosevka should be changed to match.