Provide option to use unicode ⁄ instead of regular / #7
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I did consider that when making this, but your caveat was all I experienced: no platform I tested had that behavior by default. What fonts support this? |
I think most standard web/document fonts these days do, even my original comment above renders properly: However, I've heard that most monospace fonts don't support it. E.g. 1⁄2 vs |
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Interesting. iOS mail + whatever font iOS Firefox picks don't.On Sep 4, 2024, at 11:25 PM, Chris Petersen ***@***.***> wrote:
What fonts support this?
I think most standard web/document fonts these days do, even my original comment above renders properly:
Screenshot.2024-09-04.at.8.22.51.PM.png (view on web)
However, I've heard that most monospace fonts don't support it. E.g. 1⁄2 vs 1⁄2 use the same characters but the monospace one renders full size.
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Huh. I'm on a Mac desktop w/ chrome. And yeah, it fails on iOS/Safari, too. Interesting. Well, it's in the record here now, and people can copy/paste that |
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Unicode provides a special slash character for fractions that automatically formats regular numbers as fractional display in supported fonts.
E.g. this 1⁄2 is composed using
1 ⁄ 2and automatically displays as the normal fraction if you remove the spaces around the slash. Unfortunately, not every font supports this, so it should be a user-specified option in the generator.More reading:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E2%81%84
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