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-> ligature doesn't seem to work on VS2013 / Windows 7 #32
Download font from https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode/releases/download/0.5/FiraCode-Regular.otf
Open Control Panel > Fonts
Drag font from download into font window
Open Visual Studio Express 2013
Tools > Options > Environment > Fonts and Colors
Select Fira Code 9 pt and click OK
The >>= ligature works as do all the other ones I tested, except the -> ligature doesn't work
Any idea what's going on here? Is VS overriding that ligature? Or is the font bugged?
No idea. IDE might mess up with ligatures rendering, though. E.g. in
LightTable, if color scheme has different colors for # and () in #(),
then #( would not be rendered as a ligature. Essentially tokenization of
text might be an obstacle for some ligatures.
Confirm the same behaviour for Geany with 0.5 version: -> ligature works for Python syntax, but not for Erlang. Seems like editor tokenization issue indeed. But this is the only rendering issue so far.
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tonsky commentedon Jul 12, 2015
No idea. IDE might mess up with ligatures rendering, though. E.g. in
LightTable, if color scheme has different colors for
#and()in#(),then
#(would not be rendered as a ligature. Essentially tokenization oftext might be an obstacle for some ligatures.
On Sun, Jul 12, 2015 at 1:33 PM Ryan Ingram notifications@github.com
wrote:
kxepal commentedon Aug 3, 2015
Confirm the same behaviour for Geany with 0.5 version:
->ligature works for Python syntax, but not for Erlang. Seems like editor tokenization issue indeed. But this is the only rendering issue so far.tonsky commentedon Aug 9, 2015
Closing as I can’t do anything about it. Thanks for reporting
oriSomething commentedon Oct 31, 2015
might related to the way
glyphsexport fonts. it's known there are some export problems with OT features on windows' engines (GDI+ / DirectWrite).