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Add a option to desactivate <<= and >>= ligatures #974

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GrayJack opened this issue Mar 16, 2020 · 2 comments
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Add a option to desactivate <<= and >>= ligatures #974

GrayJack opened this issue Mar 16, 2020 · 2 comments
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@GrayJack
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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?

@tonsky
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tonsky commented Mar 16, 2020

I’m not agains, but there is a limited amount of stylistic sets. I’ll see how it aligns with the others. Thanks!

@Seltyk
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Seltyk commented Aug 28, 2020

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

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