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Currently the ligature for ~= is rendered as an "approximately equal to" glyph.
In Lua and Matlab, ~= means "not equal to" - using the approximately equals sign both looks strange and is prone to mis-reading, especially when scanning through code quickly.
I couldn't find any language where "~=" actually means "approximately equal to", so it would seem sensible to change this ligature to the "not equals" glyph (same as !=).
Just to note that the latest version of Fira Code has (finally) made this change after it was requested quite some time ago.
Also to note that in Perl, "=~=" actually does mean "approximately equal" so it would also make sense for this ligature to be added as the "approximately equal to" glyph.
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Major changes
— Fixed problems with rendering of Powerline symbols #189
— Added support of Vietnamese language #14#209
— All diacritics redone. Corrected a bunch of problems of placing & more balanced mass.
— Added DesignSpace+UFO source files. Just converted & dumped as they are, for now. There are issues with Masters compatibility. Tested in Glyphs app.
Other fixes
— Fixed construction of † ‡ ∏ ∐ #205#206
— Added exclusion in /* ligature #88
— Refactored ß
— ~= ligature removed #204
— Added >-> ligature #194
— Added u0336 Long stroke overlay #190
— Added ligature //= #185
— Corrected contour of the arrows in ligatures #196
Known issues
— In Medium weights the height of [ ] { } decreased by one pixel in 12px, 13px sizes. This is a hinting bug.
Currently the ligature for ~= is rendered as an "approximately equal to" glyph.
In Lua and Matlab, ~= means "not equal to" - using the approximately equals sign both looks strange and is prone to mis-reading, especially when scanning through code quickly.
I couldn't find any language where "~=" actually means "approximately equal to", so it would seem sensible to change this ligature to the "not equals" glyph (same as !=).
Just to note that the latest version of Fira Code has (finally) made this change after it was requested quite some time ago.
Also to note that in Perl, "=~=" actually does mean "approximately equal" so it would also make sense for this ligature to be added as the "approximately equal to" glyph.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: