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Emoji rendered in Chrome have different widths than in other browsers
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Closed 1 year ago.
I was using emoji in my Github profile readme file. There I placed three emojis side by side. Like the following:
I would like to introduce myself as a self-taught 🎓 **Frontend Software Engineer** 💻💻💻
Now when I visit the readme from Mac, these emojis are overlapped. But in the Windows OS, it's working fine.
In the Mac:
In the Windows:
Can anybody tell me what's the reason behind that? And what's the workaround for this problem? Thanks in Advance.
The most obvious workaround is just to space out the emojis ie
I would like to introduce myself as a self-taught 🎓 **Frontend Software Engineer** 💻 💻 💻
and it will look like this on Windows-Chrome:
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How do i setup font ligatures for Visual Studio Code?
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Closed 21 days ago.
I've seen that some people they have Visual Studio Code showing ≠ instead of a classic !=.
Does anyone know how one can enable this option?
I've tried to search for an option to enable this, but I didn't encounter anything in the code editor's settings or the internet.
It's called a ligature. You need to get a font that supports the specific ligatures that you want to have.
To find out how to set it up for Visual Studio Code, see How do i setup font ligatures for Visual Studio Code?.
To find such fonts, try googling programming fonts with ligatures. I won't list any because Stack Overflow is not for technology recommendations, and I don't want to seed bias or have to maintain a list when new ones become very popular.
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VSCode says [Equal] key is V? Keyboard layout messed up for shortcuts
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Closed 11 days ago.
I can't use cmd+§ as a keyboard shortcut anymore after the recent update of January 2023 (version 1.75)
When I try to assign that keyboard shortcut, it shows cmd+[IntlBackslash], and when saved, it shows
Did anyone else have such a problem? How t resolve it?
I am using the default English Input source ABC on keyboard settings.
It appears to be a regression, introduced in 1.75. Based on this report (https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/173325), the team is planning to release the fix in Insiders today/tomorrow and 1.75.1 Stable soon.
They provided a potential workaround which consists of editing the scan code based user bindings to use key code, until the fix is available (https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/173325#issue-1570100995).
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Enable or disable VS Code Integrated Terminal Tabs?
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Closed 1 year ago.
My terminal tab was like this:
But I don´t know what I did and now it looks like this:
Can someone help me to get it as in first image please, I will be so thankful
According to this GitHub issue, tabs were included in the April 2021 (1.56) update – the difference exhibited in your two screenshots stems from the new version of the integrated terminal.
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How to disable “Debug” from showing in package.json
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Closed 2 years ago.
I see this extra line or area injected at a few places in VSCode. I'm thinking about a few ideas to use those areas to enhance my extension: add extra commands or information to code.
I would like to know what is it called? Is there any API for accessing it from an extension?
The extra line/area injected in VSCode
Its a CodeLens.
Here is a bit more from the VSCode blog - https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2017/02/12/code-lens-roundup
And from the documentation - https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/programmatic-language-features#codelens-show-actionable-context-information-within-source-code
The following graph shows a comparison between Sublime Text 2 (left) and Emacs 24 (right, installed from homebrew) on how they render texts on my Mac. They all use Monaco with normal weight, but as you can see, Emacs renders text in a somewhat aliased way. The problem didn't show up when I was using Emacs 23 on my Mac. I'm wondering if there is any way to fix it.
I fix the problem by using compiled Emacs For Mac OS X instead, and it renders texts well. The Emacs version I mentioned in the question was built from git repository, I guess that was the problem since it was too cutting edge.
Update:
The bug seems to be introduced in the latest Emacs build, see report #11484 #12996 #13106.
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Just upgrade to Emacs 24.3, they fixed this bug.