Use monospace font for the message window by default #580
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Since both gcc and llvm use ^ to mark the position of the error now, monospace font seems to be a better default font for the message window to avoid the ^ character misalignment. Fixes geany#435.
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LGTM WFM (Linux) |
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Nice, thanks :) (actually I have the exact same settings here got a long time, "Monospace 9" :) |
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Since both gcc and llvm use ^ to mark the position of the error now,
monospace font seems to be a better default font for the message window
to avoid the ^ character misalignment.
Fixes #435.