Characters with more vertical content (e.g "f") overlap with overhead bar

[darsnack]

See the screenshot below. Certain characters when combined with an overhead bar look like they are overlapping with the bar. This is especially hard to read for cases like "f" or "t" where it becomes difficult to see what overhead character is used at a glance.

For example, the following are "f" + "bar" and "f" + "hat/carrot".

Sorry that I am not familiar with the Unicode numbers off the top of my head.

[philippnurullin]

Hi @darsnack . Please copy and paste the letters. This will be a great help.
In what language they are used?

[darsnack]

I use these characters in Julia, and I created them using the Julia REPL. I pasted the characters and the sequence I typed into the REPL to generate them below

The first screenshot:

x̄ȳāj̄f̄h̄t̄

julia> x\bar[TAB] y\bar[TAB] a\bar[TAB] j\bar[TAB] f\bar[TAB] h\bar[TAB] t\bar[TAB]

The second screenshot:

f̄f̂

julia> f\bar[TAB] f\hat[TAB]

[philippnurullin]

I see what the problem is. Will fix this in the one of the next updates.

[philippnurullin]

Hi, please grab files from here https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsMono/tree/master/fonts and confirm/deny postive change. Thanks in advance!

[darsnack]

I don't think it has changed:

[darsnack]

It looks okay in iTerm, but not VS Code.

[philippnurullin]

Ok, thanks for the feedback I will continue to work on that

[philippnurullin]

Please test again.

[darsnack]

Sorry for the delay. Just tested again, and it looks good. Thanks for your work!

[philippnurullin]

No worries. I was pretty confident this time .))