Closed jacoby closed 6 years ago
I see two main with this:
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ligature already exists; it moves the hyphens closer together, because a lot of languages use it as decrement. Since this is a monospace font intended for programming, that usage is probably more common than as a dash of any sort.==
and I would not like more ligatures introduced which cause that type of problem.I honestly had forgotten decrement, which is stupid of me. Fair enough.
Not much I can do because I want decrement to look like two minuses. But it’s a great idea, definetely deserves to be done in more traditional fonts.
It is common to use -- as mdash; but it doesn't look like an m-dash ("–") but rather like two normal dashes together.
I like infixing protocol into arrows, like scratch --samba--> local, and the arrow looks good and transformed, but the tail still looks like --.
I'm loving FiraCode in most places I use mono fonts.