Closed Parvat-R closed 3 years ago
Interesting. Can you give more information regarding the exact resolution / point size that you're looking at?
The outlines are perfectly aligned, so this appears to be hinting related, but the hinting instructions are also the same.... I wonder if you've just happened to fall into a crack where it doesn't align for some reason.
Okay, let me explain. The bottom left side of the equal symbol just moved a 1 pixel up when used with the /
. Here a more zoomed image.
Why does that go up? Is it my VS code's problem or some minor bug?
Yes I understand the problem and believe it to be hinting related where the horizontal bar has been shifted slightly to align with the pixel grid. As I said before, can you provide the resolution of your device and the point size of the text?
I have dual screen. One of 1920x1080 and another of 1366x768. Both of them show the same alignment as shown in the above picture,
I think that is the problem of my VS code or the theme probably. Because it works well in liber office
. See this image
And thanks for immediate response.
Cascadia family version
2105.24
Cascadia family variant(s)
Cascadia Code (the version with ligatures)
Font file format(s)
.ttf (variable)
Platform
Windows 10 32-bit
Other Software
Visual Studio Code Insider
What happened?
The use of
but works well when its ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/73871020/122872045-83ac9400-d34d-11eb-9b77-2ed3bb6a06cb.png)
/
and=
together makes the first-quarter part of the equal go up and shrink by the way when using like this:/=
=/=
.