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JetBrains Mono NL, some symbol (e.g. , Apple icon) missing after patched. #603

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nyngwang opened this issue Apr 2, 2021 · 11 comments
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@nyngwang
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nyngwang commented Apr 2, 2021

🎯 Subject of the issue

TL;DR:
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🔧 Your Setup

  • Which font are you using (e.g. Anonymice Powerline Nerd Font Complete.ttf)?

I've patched Nerd Font to both (1)Entire JetBrains Mono NL font family downloaded from JetBrains' offical site, and (2) Downloaded the patched JetBrainsMono NL Complete .ttf from this repository.

Both the same result.

  • Which terminal emulator are you using (e.g. iterm2, urxvt, gnome, konsole)?

Terminal and Alacritty.

Both the same result.

  • Are you using OS X, Linux or Windows? And which specific version or distribution?

MacOSX Big Sur ver11.2.3 (20D91)

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Without Nerd Font:
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With Nerd Font:
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@gubler
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gubler commented Jun 9, 2021

Pretty sure this is the same problem as #492

@jukrb0x
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jukrb0x commented Oct 28, 2021

Same issue. FiraMono Nerd Font, FiraCode Nerd Font missing the  \uF8FF symbol.

Is it a feature?

@ryanoasis
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F8FF resides in the Private Use Area so it shouldn't be protected from modification (it's free game), that said this is coming from material design icons and Nerd Fonts character range for those is problematic and needs to be moved anyway.

@cgarrovillo
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so what exactly needs to happen now

@jukrb0x
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jukrb0x commented Mar 2, 2022

Same issue. FiraMono Nerd Font, FiraCode Nerd Font missing the  \uF8FF symbol.

Is it a feature?

To whom really needs the  Apple symbol,

I am not sure what can this repository do. But recently I've changed to power10k for my zsh terminal and ref to this document, they have the patch for Meslo Nerd Font which the Apple  symbol works well on it. But the  \uF8FF still hold as symbol pi image, the symbol Apple is located at  \uf179 as the screenshot below. This symbol looks like strips in my markdown editor image, Apple symbol also occurred in some other practice of this unicode.

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@Finii
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Finii commented Mar 2, 2022

Hmm, Nerd Font has the bitten off fruit on u_F302 and u_F179, why not just change the codepoint in your prompt?

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Edit: Add FontAwesome's F179, as also indicated by comment above

@cgarrovillo
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I have the patched Meslo nerd font, but even then:

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its the weirdest thing

@Finii
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Finii commented Mar 3, 2022

Obviously what you entered for the prompt is escaped and/or not expanded. Try copy and pasting that one character directly into the prompt-defining file, not using the sequence to define it.

@cgarrovillo
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Lol i copy and pasted it before but with a different unicode. Figured pasting the character directly doesn't work.

Thanks

@Finii
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Finii commented May 5, 2023

Problem with F8FF is fixed in 3.0.0 see comment in #492

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