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Customisable coding font with alternates, ligatures and contextual positioning. Crazy crisp at 12px/9pt. http://larsenwork.com/monoid/
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The rightshift in place operator in python (>>=) is rendered wrong in atom #149

Closed roSievers closed 8 years ago

roSievers commented 8 years ago

The right shift in place operator (>>=) available in python is rendered as >≥ in atom with monoid. I would expect it to render as >>=, maybe with a ligature for the >> part, but I can cope without.

I'm not sure if this is monoid's fault, as >>= is rendered differently in Haskell documents, so apparently there is some language differentiation going on somewhere.

larsenwork commented 8 years ago

@roSievers I can't see this in the font editor or in Atom, could you provide more details on how to reproduce? screen shot 2

larsenwork commented 8 years ago

closing this as I can't reproduce but please reopen is issue persists

roSievers commented 8 years ago

Python code: collapseindex

Haskell code: works-in-haskell

Is the font expected to look different depending on the context?

I'm (now) running Atom 1.8 on an Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I'm not sure how to find out which version of monoid is used. I guess it was up do date on 25 Dec 2015. (When I posted this issue.)

Is there information I could give you to narrow the issue down?

roSievers commented 8 years ago

I just installed Atom+monoid on my 2nd laptop which runs a (almost) fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04 (I keep it around for guests). I have the same issue there.