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Some languages uses <<= and >>= as bitshift assign operators, like Rust and Zig, and the ligatures look weird in those contexts, so I propose creating a new stylistic set that deactivate the ligatures for those or change the ligatures to better represent bitshift assign operators.
What are your thoughts?
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If this gets implemented I would argue the stylistic set would change how >>=, >>>=, and <<= only are rendered. They deserve ligatures, and the usual arrow behavior is lovely, but I can see why those three in particular look a bit… bleugh in bitwise code as arrows. If that makes sense
Some languages uses
<<=
and>>=
as bitshift assign operators, like Rust and Zig, and the ligatures look weird in those contexts, so I propose creating a new stylistic set that deactivate the ligatures for those or change the ligatures to better represent bitshift assign operators.What are your thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: