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Your font version: 28.1.0; ttfautohint (v1.8.4) from PkgTTC-Iosevka-28.1.0.zip
Your font variant: Regular
Your operating system (name and version): Win11 Pro x64 en-us
Your application using Iosevka: Windows Terminal
Good job on including the Large Type Pieces, I've been experimenting with them as well and read through Unicode and original HP 2640 Series reference manual.
I noticed one of the piece is wrong, U+1CE3B is supposed to be the upper left diagonal piece:
(From Unicode's 21235r-terminals-supplement.pdf)
It is mirrored and top-aligned in your font.
You can easily create that character from your correct upper left and lower leftU+1CE38, as it contains both the upper left (U+1CE3B) and lower left (U+1CE22) diagonals combined.
Here's the original HP 2640 Series reference chart using your font:
Every other piece seems correct, only occurrences of U+1CE3B are breaking the large characters.
@be5invis
It's just a text file displayed in Windows Terminal using cat.
I plan to post it in some repository later, and still need to review it a bit, but if you want it to test your font, here the current copy of my documentation file:
Edit: Removed embedded HowTo Large Type Pieces.txt file, now available using curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PhMajerus/Documents/main/HowTos/HowTo%20Large%20Type%20Pieces.txt.
It describes all the history and how to use the large type pieces.
Good job on including the Large Type Pieces, I've been experimenting with them as well and read through Unicode and original HP 2640 Series reference manual.
I noticed one of the piece is wrong,
U+1CE3B
is supposed to be the upper left diagonal piece:(From Unicode's 21235r-terminals-supplement.pdf)
It is mirrored and top-aligned in your font.
You can easily create that character from your correct upper left and lower left
U+1CE38
, as it contains both the upper left (U+1CE3B
) and lower left (U+1CE22
) diagonals combined.Here's the original HP 2640 Series reference chart using your font:
Every other piece seems correct, only occurrences of
U+1CE3B
are breaking the large characters.For comparison, you can see the same chart using my glyphs here: microsoft/cascadia-code#709
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