Dashed arrow is off in Iosevka Nerd Font Mono Regular #1018
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The arrow seem to be
These glyphs are not patched in by Nerd Fonts. Opening the two fonts, they look both ok, each is 1000 wide:
My guess would be that this is (again) a Family name problem; the OS mixes up all Iosevka fonts.
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Ah yes, it mixes the Mono and non-Mono fonts (because their Family name is erroreously the same), and the Mono fonts have arrows of only width 500, broken-ish:
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Finii
changed the title
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To clarify... This is a mix of two causes. Generally the dashed arrow is broken in |
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It was working at some point but I think it's been quite some time. I just thought it would be fixed at some point eventually because it's so obvious. 😅 Happy to help in any way! |
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Well, I guess all the arrow stuff of Iosevka is affected, i.e.
Because they do not fit to the ordinary font width (of Probably users of the |
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Yes I tried to use the one without mono but then my powerlevel10k prompt looks weird, because the slates are not matching properly. |
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I have no real idea what do do here. Postponing to |
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Just wanted to let you know, that the issue is resolved when I use the EDIT: Tested on latest |
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Thank you for the information! |
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@Finii Looks like the IosevkaTerm Nerd Font disappeared in my latest install. What should I do? |
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Oh, looks like it is now a separate brew package. Will try downloading this then |
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Yes it was so big, I thought a lot people might just want Term or not-Term and not both. |
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Ah, the
For the If you want a font that does not change the widths of the original glyphs you can take the (new) variant Or, maybe better suited for your use case, use the
In all images above take careful note of the decimal codepoint number in the title, i.e. 8673 and 1136332 |
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Hello, I'm noticing the same issue. I have already turned the I build iosevka with this build plan: (I have updated it since posting in the discussion, but the issue persists) [buildPlans.hiosevka]
family = "hIosekva"
spacing = "normal"
serifs = "sans"
[buildPlans.hiosevka.ligations]
inherits = "haskell"
enables = [
"brst", # (* *)
"logic", # \/ /\
"lteq-separate", # <=
"gteq-separate", # >=
]
disables = [
"lteq", # <=
"gteq", # >=
]
[buildPlans.hiosevka.variants.design]
capital-z = 'straight-serifless-with-crossbar'
capital-q = 'crossing'
lower-lambda = 'tailed-turn'
seven = 'straight-serifless-crossbar'
number-sign = 'slanted'
ampersand = "upper-open"
dollar = 'open'
percent = 'rings-continuous-slash-also-connected'This font is then patched with this command: find \( -name \*.ttf -o -name \*.otf \) | parallel nerd-font-patcher \
{} \
--name {/.}-NF \
--use-single-width-glyphs \
--careful \
--complete \
--quiet \
--adjust-line-height \
--no-progressbars \
--outputdir nerd-fontThank you for your time ! |
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Just some notes:
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About the names, you can check via Result will be a very wide list, where you can especially check the family names: |
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Thank you for your reply ! I'm not sure if What do you mean by "not able to rebuild the grouping structure of the fonts"? I'm not a font expert, but all the variants seem to be recognized correctly by iTerm2. I had to turn this on, because I got errors that the family name is too long at some point. ...
hiosevka> ERROR: ====-< Family (ID 1) too long (47 > 31): HIosekva Nerd Font Mono ExtraLight Extended Obl
hiosevka> HIosekva Nerd Font Mono ExtraLight Extended Oblique
...Here's the full output of the command you provided I noticed that there are a few are missing "typographic family", is this what you're referring to as "broken family names" ? Thanks =) |
Then it will not have made any difference ;-)
For example that the "Thin" variant belongs to the same family, but is a different weight; that Thin Italic is the same as Thin but is slanted, etc. A font file has a lot of names encoded into it, name stems and parts; and to correctly fill in all these names the patcher needs to analyse the name and create all these strings. Iirc that step is not done when a spoecific name is passed. Passing a specific name is some kind of expert-expert option. Normally nothing is passed of one generic source like "postscript". 
With terminals like iTerm it will most likely make no difference; especially if you do not install all fonts and / or the unpatched ones not in parallel.
Unless you use MS Word for Mac 5 or something equally ridiculously old software (of Microsoft) you can ignore the error. The preferred way to prevent that is This is an example that I just typed from the top of my head (is probably wrong), you can just try out different numbers.
No, if no typographic family is given the 'normal' family is used (it's all a bit complicated). Your output looks correct! Maybe I made the code smarter than I remember 😁 Ah, here is some documentation in the code itself. It seems Edit: Correct formatting |
I see, thanks for the clarification ! I wasn't sure what "alternative method" meant exactly, which caused my initial confusion. But your explanation was really clear ! I have removed the |
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🗹 Requirements
🎯 Subject of the issue
Experienced behavior:
When using bold text, the arrow is not aligned correctly horizontally (it's too close to the right number here)
It is also bigger and looks generally out of place.
(This also happens with Medium, Oblique, Thin and Light fonts)
Expected behavior:
Bold text should align correctly
Example symbols:
⇣1⇡1
🔧 Your Setup
Anonymice Powerline Nerd Font Complete.ttf)?brew tap homebrew/cask-fonts && brew install --cask font-iosevka-nerd-fontiterm2,urxvt,gnome,konsole)?★ Screenshots (Optional)
Regular (works)
Bold (broken)
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