Invisible = sign

[hauleth]

I am using Terminal GNOME 3.16.2 and when I am trying to use Fira Code 1.102 = sign (0x3d) is invisible.

[rahilwazir]

ping @tonsky

[tonsky]

Yeah, guys, I don’t have Gnome terminal to test. Have you considered a possibility there’s a bug in terminal itself? Because Fira Code works really well everywhere else

[rahilwazir]

@tonsky I have tested with several other fonts like

• Hack
• Ubuntu Mono
• Source Code Pro
• Andale
• DejaVu
• Droid Sans Mono

They are all working fine.

[tonsky]

Any specific sequence where = disappears?

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 7:01 PM Rahil [email protected] wrote:

@tonsky https://github.com/tonsky I have tested with several other
fonts like Hack, Ubunt Mono, Source Code Pro, Andale, DejaVu, Droid Sans
Mono, they all working fine.

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[rahilwazir]

@tonsky No, just type = anywhere in any sequence, it just displays as invisible.

[MadcapJake]

Gnome Terminal doesn't support ligatures so you should just use Fira Mono with Gnome Terminal.

[hauleth]

I have been using FiraCode as it also provides other smaller or bigger changes to the font other than ligatures (ex. Powerline symbols)

Łukasz Jan Niemier

Dnia 18 kwi 2016 o godz. 18:10 Jake Russo [email protected] napisał(a):

Gnome Terminal doesn't support ligatures so you should just use Fira Mono with Gnome Terminal.

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[KaelWD]

Broken for me in phpstorm as well.

This is supposed to be

= == ===
- -- ---
!= !==

EDIT: Seems to be related to font size, this is at size 12 instead of 14:

[MadcapJake]

@KaelWD please open a separate issue, PHPStorm is a completely different implementation of ligatures to Gnome Terminal's (also your issue is different just in general).

[rahilwazir]

@KaelWD I'm confused?! Whats the issue?

[KaelWD]

@MadcapJake Sorry, will do. It just seemed related because it's a similar problem (part or all of the = character not rendering).

@rahilwazir At size 14 (img 1), = and == display as a short and long dash respectively. At size 12 the spacing between the lines is off, most visible in !==.

[tonsky]

@KaelWD report to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-127539

@hauleth @rahilwazir is it broken in Gnome terminal only or in all other linux apps as well. What font rendering setting are you using system-wide?

[rahilwazir]

@tonsky Only in Gnome Terminal.

Hinting: Maximum/Full
Antialiasing: RGBA

[ptkato]

It's also broken in Terminator, the '=' sign is gone and all other ligatures are messed up.

[topaxi]

This is an issue with libvte (the terminal library gnome-terminal, terminator and other terms use).

See here: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=584160

[meskarune]

Also happens in termite terminal, which also uses libvte. So I just wanted to confirm.

[concatime]

Any news? It seems that we're kinda stuck.
(Also had the issue with the = inside Termite, no matter which font is used)

[tonsky]

was this reported to libvte? maybe you should ask them to fix it?

[klummy]

I think this is likely related to #247 since Gnome Terminal doesn't support ligatures

[Albert221]

I've also experienced this issue. I think that using Fira Mono as terminal font is a good way to avoid this problem, but this should be definitely fixed

[kdrag0n]

Having this issue in every libvte terminal I've tried as well. Fira Mono works fine. Not only is = broken, </a> is broken and displays /b with the <=> overlapping it. Examples:
</b>

<a href="test"> <a></b>

[cben]

FWIW, I saw weird char replacement issues in GNOME Terminal 3.28.2 using VTE 0.52.2 (on fod, in only some Fira Code variants:

• only in Fira Code Retina, | U+007C VERTICAL LINE displayed exactly as ^
  

• only in Fira Code Bold Italic, | U+007C VERTICAL LINE displayed as &, and some other chars +^ displayed as ⌡...
  

But after playing with antialising settings back and forth, things changed (eg. now retina is good but bold and italic bold show | as &), so I guess these are not specifically these fonts and chars, but some kind of font cache issues... (?)

[imflash217]

Same issue even now on some ubuntu installations (on both Guake, Gnome Terminal).
Fira Mono works fine though.