In the newest beta programming ligatures are broken in the code, though retained inside comments.
Multi-color brackets seems to be very good! (Are the underlines for currently highlighted ones optional?)
[15.80b2] Ligatures are broken
[15.80b2] Ligatures are broken
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Re: [15.80b2] Ligatures are broken
Yes! You'll find several options in the customize themes dialog for highlighted braces.(Are the underlines for currently highlighted ones optional?)
Brackets needs to be drawn individually for multi-color brackets to work. All other ligatures should work though. I'll fix it.In the newest beta programming ligatures are broken in the code
Re: [15.80b2] Ligatures are broken
Wow, this seems to be very useful!Rickard Johansson wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023 23:14 Yes! You'll find several options in the customize themes dialog for highlighted braces.

However, small nitpick (please disregard it if you want) -- the top and bottom parts of the highlighting block are a tad thinner then the center: My real question is about option "none", with braces not visible at all: Is this effect intended, or is it a bug?

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Re: [15.80b2] Ligatures are broken
The first color is used as the font color with the option "None". It should probably be used with bold as well, if a background color is used. Otherwise, they may become invisibleMy real question is about option "none", with braces not visible at all:
Is this effect intended, or is it a bug?

Re: [15.80b2] Ligatures are broken
Of course! I saw these two colors were the same yet somehow I disregarded this information... and then my brackets became invisible
So, with two distinct colors option "None" is simply the old one. Cool!

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