Closed zepinglee closed 5 years ago
Probably not intentional. This is closely related to #117. I'll add it to be reviewed as part of the 2.0.1 milestone.
The second, taller brace is composed of stacked elements, so needs to be straight. The first is an individual glyph, so can be more naturally formed, following a traditional curvature for this character. I agree that they look inconsistent when viewed together.
Q. Should the individual brace glyphs (various sizes) be made less curvy so that they coordinate visually with taller braces built from stacked elements? [This would apply only to the Math font; the braces in the Text fonts would remain as is.]
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A minimal piece of XeLaTeX code:
Output:![screen shot 2018-07-26 at 9 45 12 pm](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12290822/43266154-37a98448-911d-11e8-9507-b049e2e4c2d2.png)
The former brace is so “curly” that it is inconsistent with the latter one. Is this an intensional design?