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The requested variant shape does not go too far away from Iosevka's design.
The requested variant does not conflict with any characters in Unicode that Iosevka currently supports.
At least two monospace/programming fonts, created by different designers, supported the requested variant. Provide images below.
I'd like to request an option for taller eqeqeq and exeqeq ligatures, for === and !==.
These ligatures are very helpful in Javascript and TypeScript to distinguish from == and !=. However, the Iosevak ligatures are pretty squashed and the three lines so close together look busy and slightly out of place, especially at smaller font sizes.. Other fonts have taller equivalents for these ligatures.
Iosevka:
JetBrains Mono:
Fira Code:
CascadaCode:
D2Coding (a half-width font like Iosevka):
Many of these fonts are bigger than Iosevka. But D2Coding is a half-width font like Iosevka, and even D2Coding's ligatures are a little taller proportionally.
I just think it looks better when there is a little breathing space between the equal bars when there are three of them.
Thanks!
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I'd like to request an option for taller
eqeqeq
andexeqeq
ligatures, for===
and!==
.These ligatures are very helpful in Javascript and TypeScript to distinguish from
==
and!=
. However, the Iosevak ligatures are pretty squashed and the three lines so close together look busy and slightly out of place, especially at smaller font sizes.. Other fonts have taller equivalents for these ligatures.Iosevka:
JetBrains Mono:
Fira Code:
CascadaCode:
D2Coding (a half-width font like Iosevka):
Many of these fonts are bigger than Iosevka. But D2Coding is a half-width font like Iosevka, and even D2Coding's ligatures are a little taller proportionally.
I just think it looks better when there is a little breathing space between the equal bars when there are three of them.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: