Open moritz opened 7 years ago
These are in Noto CJK. I haven't checked but I believe these share the same CJK fixed width. We do have 'mono' versions of the CJK, which in this case means the Latin characters are monospace since the CJK characters are generally fixed-width.
However as a fallback it might not have the same advance width as the mono Latin font, so that doesn't help.
231C-F are in Noto Symbols. They are similar but not specifically quotes (and are not mirrored); if you're relying on some Perl behavior or package not under your control that probably doesn't help.
I expect if we add these to Mono (not currently scheduled) we'd want to add related variants as well (vertical variants, white versions). The full set would be 300C-F/FE41-4/FE62-3.
@jungshik what do you think?
@dougfelt What about reusing ⸢ ⸣ ⸤ ⸥ 2E22..2E25?
@moyogo Seems reasonable. The half-width characters likely require some repositioning, and we'd need to support bidi mirroring, so simply adding mappings to these to the cmap probably wouldn't suffice. Still it looks like a fairly straightforward change.
I'm not quite sure where development of the phase 3 Mono and LGC fonts stands. Requesting an addition at this stage might just delay a release drop, and we could apply changes post-drop. Jungshik's on vacation, but I'm still inclined to wait for him to weigh in.
I believe right now Mono is a subset of LGC, so I suspect we'd want to add them to LGC as well despite the overlap with CJK.
@marekjez86 what is the status of this request? Look like the final decision is not to include U+0300D, U+0FF63, U+0300C and U+0FF62 to NotoMono, NotoSans or NotoSerif.
Title
It would be awesome if you could implement the following characters in one NotoMono:
I have not been able to find them in any Open Source mono spaced font
Font
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/noto/NotoMono-Regular.ttf
Where the font came from, and when
from the Ubuntu package fonts-noto-mono version 20160116-1
OS name and version
Ubuntu Linux 16.04
Issue
I can't find any free monospace font that contains the characters mentioned above.
Character data
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Thank you very much in advance!