Dialogic tries to be beginner friendly, font ligatures in code examples may imply the requirement of special characters and they hide the actual text character composition on sight.
Here is an example:
This ligature exists as real character ≠ resulting in potential confusion. Copy and paste results in the correct code but that's another unexpected surprise for beginners.
Dialogic tries to be beginner friendly, font ligatures in code examples may imply the requirement of special characters and they hide the actual text character composition on sight.
Here is an example:![image](https://github.com/dialogic-godot/documentation/assets/65981767/cbe56345-fab4-4544-9de7-6e1b4e766c37)
This ligature exists as real character
≠
resulting in potential confusion. Copy and paste results in the correct code but that's another unexpected surprise for beginners.