all weights: Ligatures are now Contextual Alternates OpenType features to obtain more compatibility with the most part of Text Editors
all weights: added these important ligatures for Scala programming: ## ++= -+- -\/ \/- <~< <==> =/= ??? |-> |--> |=> |==>
all weights: improved the design of these ligatures: <!-- <-- -->
all weights: added ligatures to emphasize important message in command line [INFO] [WARNING] [FATAL] [ERROR] [TRACE] [DEBUG] [WARN] [ERR]
(thanks to Kim Silkebækken for this cool idea!)
Regular: improved the hinting of numerous glyphs like x, s, twosuperior, threesuperior, questiondown
Regular: improved the design of some math operators emptyset, intersection, union, multiset, multisetmultiplication, multisetunion, plus.circled, minus.circled, multiply.circled, fraction.circled, operator.circled, ringoperator.circled, asteriskoperator.circled, equals.circled, dash.circled, squaredplus, squaredminus, squaredtimes, squareddotoperator, logicalnotReversed, turnedNotSign, blackDiamond, whiteDiamond, blackDiamond, whiteDiamond, supersetBesideSubset, supersetBesideAndJoinedByDashWithSubset, doubleStrokeNotSign, reversedDoubleStrokeNotSign, logicalnot
(thanks to Miëtek Bak for the important support!)
Great stuff. Testing it in macOS and MacVim. One note though: Is it possible to also add ligatures for [TODO], [NOTE] and maybe even [HACK]? Those are very common in source code comments. So, it would be nice to be able to spot those special notes right away.
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PragmataPro 0.824 – more ligatures and compatibility
all weights: Ligatures are now Contextual Alternates OpenType features to obtain more compatibility with the most part of Text Editors
all weights: added these important ligatures for Scala programming:
## ++= -+- -\/ \/- <~< <==> =/= ??? |-> |--> |=> |==>all weights: improved the design of these ligatures:
<!-- <-- -->all weights: added ligatures to emphasize important message in command line
[INFO] [WARNING] [FATAL] [ERROR] [TRACE] [DEBUG] [WARN] [ERR](thanks to Kim Silkebækken for this cool idea!)
Regular: improved the hinting of numerous glyphs like
x,s,twosuperior,threesuperior,questiondownRegular: improved the design of some math operators
emptyset, intersection, union, multiset, multisetmultiplication, multisetunion, plus.circled, minus.circled, multiply.circled, fraction.circled, operator.circled, ringoperator.circled, asteriskoperator.circled, equals.circled, dash.circled, squaredplus, squaredminus, squaredtimes, squareddotoperator, logicalnotReversed, turnedNotSign, blackDiamond, whiteDiamond, blackDiamond, whiteDiamond, supersetBesideSubset, supersetBesideAndJoinedByDashWithSubset, doubleStrokeNotSign, reversedDoubleStrokeNotSign, logicalnot(thanks to Miëtek Bak for the important support!)
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6 replies to “PragmataPro 0.824 – more ligatures and compatibility”
Dmitry
Missing [OK] and [SUCCESS] for cli output / logs
Fabrizio Schiavi
Thanks for suggested me this! I’ll add them soon
Yaro
Great stuff. Testing it in macOS and MacVim. One note though: Is it possible to also add ligatures for [TODO], [NOTE] and maybe even [HACK]? Those are very common in source code comments. So, it would be nice to be able to spot those special notes right away.
Thanks.
fabrizioschiavi
Yes, absolutely. I’m working just at these new and other ligatures. Thanks for your suggestion!
Yaro
Great. Thanks.
ramana
+1 😉
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