Open jim-ec opened 2 years ago
I’ll have to think about it. Sounds like a very rare use-case, esp. given that we probably have unicode chars for those
Unicode says:
0230a ⌊ left floor
0230b ⌋ right floor
I'd imagine the glyphs to have a longer horizontal tail than the flooring Unicode characters.
_|
would be more like the box-drawing character U+2518 ┘ Box Drawings Light Up and Left
but not centered.
I actually could not find any Unicode character which exactly matches this description.
These glyphs in existing fonts vary a bit in tail-length, perhaps you can choose a model:
Or, how about the dentistry symbols?
023bf⎿ dentistry symbol light vertical and bottom right
023cc ⏌dentistry symbol light vertical and bottom left
I'm writing a Geometric Algebra calculator app. A common operation there is called the left contraction and is written as $\rfloor$ (Unicode: Right Floor
⌋
).I'm wondering if you could define a ligature
_|
(underscore - pipe) which would look similar to the ligature for-|
but with the horizontal bar pushed down to the bottom. That way I could use it as said operator and it would be still generic enough to be used in other places as well.The same would hold for
|_
, which would look similar to|-
.