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by InsideOutSanta
519 days ago
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In coding fonts with ligatures, ligatures usually have the same width as all of the component characters combined. So if you type !=, you will see a character looking like ≠ that is two advances wide. You will even be able to select the middle of the character, hit backspace, and delete the (invisible) "!". This is necessary because if all ligatures were one advance wide, you couldn't easily tell the difference between =, ==, and ===, or between != and !==. |
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