Ligatures involving double colon ("::") and an angle bracket are misaligned
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Description
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In C++, this form of qualified identifier is commonly used with templated classes:
TemplatedClass<TemplateParam>::SomeMemberIdentifier
It looks like ligatures and/or kerning adjust the second colon up to align with the first letter of the following word, and adjust the first colon down to align with the closing > character.
Consecutive ::s should probably stay aligned with each other when possible!
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Start with the attached image and the C++ example TemplatedClass<TemplateParam>::SomeMemberIdentifier to reproduce the misalignment. The issue names no files, tests, or entry points; done means consecutive :: characters remain aligned in this ligature and angle-bracket context.
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- Tech stack
- cpp
- Domain
- design
- Issue type
- Bug
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