Atlas Engine: Way to get back spaces between lines?

[leimath]

Windows Terminal version

1.16.220921001-preview

Windows build number

10.0.19044.0

Other Software

helix-editor

Steps to reproduce

Font: Overpass Mono

Expected Behavior

This is without Atlas Engine in the current terminal preview. In the helix editor there are some space around the 1.

Actual Behavior

This is with Atlas Engine, latest terminal preview.

A small query -
Is there a way to get back the space above the 1? I understand that it is intentional that line-gaps are intentionally ignored as per the release notes. Or is there any advantage over not having the space around the one?

[leimath]

Please close the issue if I misunderstood this feature.

[lhecker]

It's somewhat ridiculous how annoying it can be to deal with fonts... 😅
So some fonts incorrectly specify a line gap, even though they don't want one, and some fonts do specify one without which there's no proper line spacing. Additionally I assumed that terminals technically don't have any gaps between character cells anyways (#14014). So what should we do now?

I'll try to download your font and try to find a solution that works for both, "Terminus TTF" and "Overpass Mono" simultaneously, but I suspect either of the two fonts will need to be broken, depending on whether we want to support line gaps or not.

[ninlil]

The same occurs with "Comic Code" ($0 "demo-purchase" available from https://www.myfonts.com/products/demo-regular-comic-code-474333 - actually to the point of cutting of the top 1 or 2 rows of pixels on high characters (like "f" and "8")

Yes, I understand that "technically" characters fill an entire "cell", but IMO:

• the release-version works just fine (i.e as the font says)
• there is no need to ignore it due to "visual considerations" like empty space between blocks (the user chooses the font)
• if you really want it the add an option to enable/disable the extra line-height
• or just add a custom "line-height" setting to allow users to have extra spacing between lines (some fonts are really tight, and some people have hard time reading -> "Accessability-feature")

So, please don't cut this extra line-height