0x2665 and 0x26a1

[minerva1129]

(I'm afraid my English may be hard to read, sorry...)
I want to use "heart(0x2665)" and "zap(0x26a1)" character, they are from octicons.
However, I can't find them in patched-fonts, but they exists in glyph-source-fonts/octicons.tff ...

[ryanoasis]

No worries (and by the way I can read it just fine 😄)

At first I thought this was likely due to the conflict between Octicons and Font Awesome ranges used (see: https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/blob/master/font-patcher#L215-L216)

However the Unicode points you mention are very different than most of Octicons (f000 and above)

It definitely looks like you have found a bug because right now the patcher is only taking into account Octicons from range f000 to f0db

Another one that seems to be missing as well is device-desktop f27c

Question: By the way are you using a 'complete' version font or just a variation with Octicons?

On the 'complete' version the Octicons glyph points do change because of the conflict with Font Awesome mentioned above^ so just something to keep in mind as well

[minerva1129]

I'm using complete version. I did with --fontawesome --fontlinux --octicons --pomicons --powerline --powerlinextra.

[ryanoasis]

Thanks

[ryanoasis]

This will more than likely be the next thing to be released.

[ryanoasis]

I was expecting to get to this quickly before v0.9.0 but that just didn't happen. Since I want to release v0.9.0 soon it makes to move this fix there.

A full rebuild of all fonts is needed anyway for this fix

[ryanoasis]

@minerva1129 This is fixed in 0.9.0 branch. Please give it a try if you can thanks. I will merge to master when ready

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