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->-> (nested functions in CoffeeScript and Civet) seems to prefer rendering as
instead of what I expected, which you'd get from greedy matching:
I don't know much about ligatures, but I'm guessing they can be assigned a weight to give them priorities. Perhaps equal priority would fix this issue? I'm not sure if there's a fix that doesn't break any use-cases, but I also can't imagine that ->-> would make sense with a >-> ligature. Alternatively, I could remove the >-> ligature for my use-case.
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Somewhat related: |>= is an operator in Civet (pipe assignment) that intends to render as ▷= (a triangle followed by an equals sign), but currently renders as |≥ (a vertical bar followed by greater-than-or-equals). This could be solved by priority (perhaps), or by an additional ligature. Let me know if this is better split into a separate issue; otherwise, I'll leave it here.
->->
(nested functions in CoffeeScript and Civet) seems to prefer rendering asinstead of what I expected, which you'd get from greedy matching:
I don't know much about ligatures, but I'm guessing they can be assigned a weight to give them priorities. Perhaps equal priority would fix this issue? I'm not sure if there's a fix that doesn't break any use-cases, but I also can't imagine that
->->
would make sense with a>->
ligature. Alternatively, I could remove the>->
ligature for my use-case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: