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Distinguish single-equals and double-equals more #383

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dhouck opened this issue Mar 20, 2017 · 2 comments
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Distinguish single-equals and double-equals more #383

dhouck opened this issue Mar 20, 2017 · 2 comments
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dhouck commented Mar 20, 2017

In many languages, there is a huge difference between x = y and x == y. However, they are not as easy to distinguish in Fira Code (or most other ligature programming fonts) as I think they should be.

The only programming font I’ve seen that does this well is Pragmata Pro, which puts a little notch on the == ligature so that even though it’s a single symbol it’s still easy to tell it’s a double equal sign.

Alternately, of course, this can be a variant once you have those.

EDIT: This can also be done like with --, where they get closer but don’t actually connect.

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dhouck commented Feb 22, 2020

In the issues closed as duplicates of this you say that once variants exist you’ll do this. Well, Fira Code now has stylistic sets; can you please do this one?

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tonsky commented Feb 22, 2020

Yes, this is a good opportunity and one of the most requested features. Thanks!

@tonsky tonsky added this to the 3 milestone Feb 22, 2020
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