Add Elixir glyphs

[dkarter]

🎯 Subject of the issue

Can you please add glyphs for the elixir language? this includes files with the ex, exs, eex extensions. (that's all I can think of so far)

🔧 Your Setup

• FuraCode Nerd Font
• iTerm
• OS X 10.13.2

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Currently in Vim:

In Atom:

Thank you for a great project!

[ryanoasis]

@dkarter Cool and great suggestion! 👍

Thank you for a great project!

Thanks! 😄

[alexparker]

So first time setting up Nerd Fonts, getting file icons working for my NerdTree - very awesome, love it. Thank you!
I was wondering if there is anything we can do to fix the elixir glyph, it seems to misbehave during the patch process?
Left is the SVG that was added to the repository ( d5d0c5f ).
Right is the resulting glyph that is showing up in the fonts.

[dkarter]

The one on the right looks kind of similar to the official Elixir logo. I’m betting it was automatically traced and there are some extra paths in the SVG that can be removed. I’m not near a computer right now to verify my assumption, but can try to dig deeper tomorrow afternoon.

[dkarter]

@alexparker I took a look at the SVG in that commit you mentioned and it actually seems very simple, so I wonder if that result is coming from somewhere else, not sure where.

Here is the SVG when opened in Sketch:

I tried finding the Elixir glyph locally in my FuraCode Nerd Font and after browsing for quite a while I couldn't find it.

Locally I use something else at the moment:

let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExtensionSymbols = {}
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExtensionSymbols['ex'] = ''
let g:WebDevIconsUnicodeDecorateFileNodesExtensionSymbols['exs'] = ''

Which looks like this:

If you can paste which character you used to get to that glyph I might be able to dig a little deeper.

[alexparker]

That's interesting @dkarter. When I paste your unicodes into my vim, the same ones i see in your show up:

But this is what i see in my nerdtree:

here's the code:

    mix.exs
    repo.ex

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