Erlang syntax for <= and =<

[m-2k]

<= Is used in Erlang for binary comprehensions and not equivalent to =<

1. << << (digit(I)) >> || <<I:4>> <= Bin >>. % ⇐
2. A =< B. % ≤

Perhaps such a solution through the separation of font styles?

[Cifer-Y]

Yes, I also found that, for erlang programming that is very confused. But I love this font, hope it can be solved soon.

[tobia]

In Verilog it can be a left arrow or a less-than-or-equal, depending on context.

Hope the upcoming stylistic sets allow rendering <= as either, depending on context.

[rekendahl]

Another vote for verilog "support" we need to render it differently depending on context. If this could be done it would rock!

[rekendahl]

Can someone comment on how 'stylistic sets' would work in Intellij? I.e How would it be enabled/disabled by the user for different languages?

[tonsky]

They probably won’t. Web based editors allow for that through CSS, and some
using native MacOS rendering might have that feature through system font
dialog. That’s why I think stylistic sets are not panacea, given the
reality of places where Fira Code is used

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[mheiber]

Thanks for your work, tonsky!

[tonsky]

Will be in v6 as cv20-cv22