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Currently, the difference between the three: the hyphen, the en-dash, and the em-dash, is so small, that it is hardly perceivable, which makes JetBrains unusable in any area in which that difference is important – basically, in every setting except programming. It would be awesome if this could be remedied since authors and especially editors benefit greatly from monospaced typefaces.
My suggestion regarding this would be as follows:
make the em-dash, as wide as possible,
make the hyphen about 1/2 the width of the em-dash,
finally, make the en-dash somewhere in between, about 3/4 the width of the em-dash.
In proportional typefaces, the ratio is usually this: em-dash = 1, en-dash = 0.5, hyphen = 0.25. This would be ideal, but it’s hardly achievable in monospaced typefaces.
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Major changes
— Added Greek alphabet #58
— Reworked diacritics #228
— Removed x-height increasing from hinting. Affects non Retina screens. #286#265#272#262#275
— A lot of tiding up of contours to meet Google Fonts criteria
Other updated and fixes
— Ligature for 0x (hexadecimal) prefix #98
— Lowered horizontal bar in Florin to make it more distinguishable form italic f #129
— Changes the 8 construction to make it more distinguishable from B and 0 #188
— Added Changelog #263
— Variable font correctly grouped in one family with Italics #270
— Reverted to previous construction of f #273
— Corrected OneNote line height #278
— Removed kerning pair #297
— Add Overline #298
— Increased difference between hyphen, en-dash, and em-dash #318
— Removed the "tail" in the italic a
Currently, the difference between the three: the hyphen, the en-dash, and the em-dash, is so small, that it is hardly perceivable, which makes JetBrains unusable in any area in which that difference is important – basically, in every setting except programming. It would be awesome if this could be remedied since authors and especially editors benefit greatly from monospaced typefaces.
My suggestion regarding this would be as follows:
In proportional typefaces, the ratio is usually this: em-dash = 1, en-dash = 0.5, hyphen = 0.25. This would be ideal, but it’s hardly achievable in monospaced typefaces.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: