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Ligature Request: //= #185

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yvvt0379 opened this issue Mar 21, 2020 · 1 comment
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Ligature Request: //= #185

yvvt0379 opened this issue Mar 21, 2020 · 1 comment
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yvvt0379 commented Mar 21, 2020

In some languages (like Python), symbol //= means making a floor division and assigning. For example,
a //= b
is equivalent to
a = a // b.

However, since there is a ligature for /=, why isn't there one for //=?

@philippnurullin philippnurullin added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 23, 2020
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Sounds interesting. I will add it in the next update.

philippnurullin added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2020
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.
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