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Add Haskell bind operators >>= and =<<

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Hi Killman and friends,

Really appreciate your effort of bringing ligatures to Operator Mono!

If possible, would you kindly add support for the Haskell bind (>>=) and reverse bind (=<<) operators?

Currently >>= would be rendered as >≥, which is sort of weird.

Although =<< works fine, it might be nice to add it too, for the sake of symmetry if >>= could be fixed.

Thank you so much and happy holidays!

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  • State:closed
  • Created 6 years ago
  • Reactions:1
  • Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

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kilimancommented, Dec 19, 2017

Thanks. I have some time off during the Christmas break. I’m going to work on cleaning up and adding additional ligatures.

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kilimancommented, Apr 26, 2018

These ligatures have been pushed to new branch features/contextsubst

NOTE: I only have the Operator Mono SSm Book and Book Italic fonts. This update was mainly to test the new build process.

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