In vscode, open settings.
Search for font
Scroll to Editor: Font Family
I have 'Cartograph CF', Menlo, Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace
Then further down - Editor: Font Ligatures - click through and set to true.
Create a new file and you can see the ligatures if you type character combinations such as
=<=> <= >=
-> --> >>- >= !=
~> := .= // /* */ /=
?. >-> =>> |>
They will visually be substituted, but remain as separate characters in the files (and clipboard).
regards
Steve
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Loving Cartograph CF and have it in VSCode on my Mac on Texttastic on my iPad.
The italic styling is rather nice.
See marketplace.visualstudio.com/items... - the screenshots are made using Cartograph CF.
@stevegroom How did you set up the Cartography font in VS code? Can you share your font settings if possible, please??
In vscode, open settings.
Search for font
Scroll to Editor: Font Family
I have 'Cartograph CF', Menlo, Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace
Then further down - Editor: Font Ligatures - click through and set to true.
Create a new file and you can see the ligatures if you type character combinations such as
=<=> <= >=
-> --> >>- >= !=
~> := .= // /* */ /=
?. >-> =>> |>
They will visually be substituted, but remain as separate characters in the files (and clipboard).
regards
Steve