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=> not being converted to ligature #2
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What meaning this sequence has? Should it be converted to some "right arrow" symbol? (For example: VHDL uses this lexeme to describe associations) |
Edit: I see that the fork https://github.com/MartinPham/DejaVuSansCode has most of the ligatures added. |
I compiled from |
I don't have Mac so I can't reproduce this issue. Under Debian with fonts built using |
Just wanted to add that the LGC version doesn't show the |
I tested LGC version in Atom and IDEA under Debian today and didn't face any problems. |
@SSNikolaevich I'm on a Mac |
@SSNikolaevich Sorry, I tried the tarball for 1.2.1, and it is still not showing a hashrocket ligature for me in iTerm2, v3.1 beta. |
Finally checked 1.2.1 LGC version on Mac OS 10.12.5, iTerm Build 3.1.beta.6. All ligatures are displayed well. |
@SSNikolaevich What shell and application (e.g. vim, emacs, whatever) are you using to check? What's your |
I am using OSX Yosemite, 10.10.5 . |
Mac OS Sierra 10.12.5 |
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is being converted to ligature but=>
is not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: