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I thought the two operators should look the same but reversed.
This can be very useful in languages where you can define custom operators.
This is how they currently look:
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Could u tell me where is =: used?
=:
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Here is one of the examples I had the need to use: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/req-3.6.0/docs/Network-HTTP-Req.html#v:-61-:
There are actually numerous libraries the define it in Haskell: https://hoogle.haskell.org/?hoogle=%3D%3A&scope=set%3Astackage
OK, I see.
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- Made triple equal ligature === more spacious #25 - Added 70 symbols from #47 - Tuned # #275 - Added =: ligature #305 - Added floor and ceiling mathematical characters #328 - Corrections in Θ θ ξ Σ ∑ #351 - Added Cyrillic Kazakh letters #391 - Added ligature ;;; #393 - The ligature <- have 3 digit exclusion #403 - Fixed regression with <-- ligature #417 - Fixed interpolation error in Italic #431 - Corrected placement of * in */ ligature in Regular master - Tuned Ч ч - Rounded corners in ⚠
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I thought the two operators should look the same but reversed.
This can be very useful in languages where you can define custom operators.
This is how they currently look:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: