PragmataPro 0.827: the cheetah release
With the help of @kelas and other good friends of Pragmata Pro from the open source community, version 0.827 comes with a brand new ligature substitution engine which is 10-20x faster than before, depending on the input.
Now Pragmata Pro, with its 9437 glyphs, can be loaded in a few µs.
Practically a giant who run like a cheetah!
— Java and C/C++ reserved keywords are now kerned
Pragmata Pro™ is the first monospaced typeface to offer precise glyph positioning in common programming keywords, enabled by default in editors that support OpenType GPOS table.
The consistency and orthogonality of fixed pitch is now combined with the finesse of a proportional font.
The result is less tiring, aesthetically pleasing coding experience.
Your eye will know the difference before you do.
— Added Enclosed Alphanumerics set
— Enabled Hebrew Nikkud
— Added Markdown checklist ligatures
Markdown checklist ligatures are available enabling OpenType Stylistic Set 12 in your editor and are based on these combinations:
- [ ] - [-] - [v] - [x]
— Marks and accents are combinable with letters
Marks are often used in Phonetics texts and Mathematical formulas.
Since this version they are in their right place.
— Other improvements:
— all weights: problems with some terminal emulators have been resolved
— all weights: added these ligatures:
|-
turnstile like
||-
double turnstile like
_|_
bottom like
=~= <-< >-> <--> <== <<== ==>>
— all weights: vertical position of *
(asterisk) are aligned to x-height
— Regular: improved TrueType hinting of → ← ↑ ↓ # { } / \
— Regular: improved the consistency between Mathematical Operators and Miscellaneous Technical set
— Bold, Italic and Bold Italic: added IPA characters and its extensions
— all weights: typing us
after numbers
and space
will appears microsecond µs
in serif variant
Feel free to contact me directly or notify an issue via Github to improve PragmataPro again and again. Thank you!
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