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The programming language Nim has the two character tokens[..]{..}(..). It would be very nice, if the dot would be a bit bigger, and in the middle of the line, like the .- ligature that already exists. Especially {..} ligatures would be nice, since they are usey very often for pragmas.
Since there is already a #[ ligature, and #[ is used in Nim to start a multiline comment, I would suggest to also add the closing multiline comment ]# as a ligature, just for consistency.
EDIT: I found out that [..](..) are just reserve for future usage, but do not have a real purpose at the moment. That means they are not really relevant for this issue, at least not in the near future. However this does simplify the implementation of these ligatures.
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Nim ligature request: [..]{..}(..)#]
Nim ligature request: [..]{..} (. .) #]
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Nim ligature request: [..]{..} (. .) #]
Nim ligature request: [. .] {. .} (. .) #]
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Nim ligature request: [. .] {. .} (. .) #]
Nim ligature request: [. .] {. .} (. .) ]#
Jul 15, 2016
The programming language Nim has the two character tokens
[.
.]
{.
.}
(.
.)
. It would be very nice, if the dot would be a bit bigger, and in the middle of the line, like the.-
ligature that already exists. Especially{.
.}
ligatures would be nice, since they are usey very often for pragmas.Since there is already a
#[
ligature, and#[
is used in Nim to start a multiline comment, I would suggest to also add the closing multiline comment]#
as a ligature, just for consistency.EDIT: I found out that
[.
.]
(.
.)
are just reserve for future usage, but do not have a real purpose at the moment. That means they are not really relevant for this issue, at least not in the near future. However this does simplify the implementation of these ligatures.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: