The @ character's purpose is specifically to turn on all segments of a given position. That's confirmed by the comment in the Character_Set array says: 0b11111111, // @ (all segments on)
Moreover, the position 1 has its "funky ninth segment" turned on with @.
So, I think @ should also turn on the funky segment of position 0.
I did a quick search of the faces and didn't see a lot of use for the @ character, so I don't think this would break anything (and it's a tiny segment anyway :) )
The
@character's purpose is specifically to turn on all segments of a given position. That's confirmed by the comment in theCharacter_Setarray says:0b11111111, // @ (all segments on)Moreover, the position 1 has its "funky ninth segment" turned on with
@.So, I think
@should also turn on the funky segment of position 0.I did a quick search of the faces and didn't see a lot of use for the
@character, so I don't think this would break anything (and it's a tiny segment anyway :) )