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Why is ⥺ not an operator? #45962

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singularitti opened this issue Jul 8, 2022 · 4 comments
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Why is ⥺ not an operator? #45962

singularitti opened this issue Jul 8, 2022 · 4 comments
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@singularitti
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I can see ⭄ (Rightwards Arrow Through Superset) is recognized as an operator in the parser. But why is ⥺ not?
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⭄ was added in #6929.
Probably just happened to forget.

@inkydragon inkydragon added parser Language parsing and surface syntax unicode Related to unicode characters and encodings labels Jul 8, 2022
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Also, I can find ⭃ (Rightwards Arrow Through Greater-Than) but not ⥷ (Leftwards Arrow Through Less-Than), can we add them both?

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Moelf commented Jul 8, 2022

just pattern match this PR: #39403

and you should be good to go

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Since #49623 is merged and v1.10.0 already has this feature, I will close this issue as resolved.

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Add U+297A (⥺) and U+2977 (⥷) to binary operators
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