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Message #03624
[Bug 894288] Re: [8 new] Characters ▶▼▷◢←↑↓→ not present in Ubuntu Mono
** Project changed: ubuntu-font-family => fonts-ubuntu (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/894288
Title:
[8 new] Characters ▶▼▷◢←↑↓→ not present in Ubuntu Mono
Status in fonts-ubuntu package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
I use the Ubuntu font for all programming activities.
In OSX, if these characters are in some line, the line height will
grow to make room for them. Thus, different lines will have different
heights, which looks strange (see attached screenshot left side). Even
entering these characters in the textbox on this very website made the
line height grow beyond the bounds of the textbox.
In Windows, the characters are shrunk to fit the line height. However,
this shrinks different characters to different degrees, so the
triangles end up having different sizes. (see attached screenshot
right side)
Most prominently, these characters are used in the popular TagBar
plugin for Vim as disclosure triangles.
The left side of the attached screen shot shows a section of a MacVim
buffer with the characters in question. You can see how the characters
distort the line heights. The right side shows a Visual Studio buffer
where you can see how the characters are shrunk to different degrees.
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