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extrame911 avatar extrame911 commented on August 14, 2024

That character can be seen in https://unicode-table.com/cn/2AF4/

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Magicloud avatar Magicloud commented on August 14, 2024

@extrame911 No. I have only system fonts, Google Noto, and Sarasa Gothic. And set browser fonts to Sarasa UI SC (Mono SC for monospace), the char is tofo.

Also tried latest vscode in Bionic, this certain char is shown as tofo as well.

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extrame911 avatar extrame911 commented on August 14, 2024

I'm not a font developer, I'm sorry I just wanted to give as much information as I know to see if it would help the author.

The Chinese version is usually updated slowly, so you can email the author to see if you can solve the problem.

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Magicloud avatar Magicloud commented on August 14, 2024

@extrame911 , Ah, sorry. I thought you meant it could be displayed.

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7sDream avatar 7sDream commented on August 14, 2024

This codepoint is in Supplemental Mathematical Operators category, the range is U+2A00 to U+2AFF.

I checked this range, Sarasa Gothic can't show any codepoint in it. So only add one character seems like little strange.

I suggest use another fallback font to show this codepoint in VSCode, just add other font to editor.fontFamily config.

I found my computer has a little fonts support this codepoint by using my small script.

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And then use "editor.fontFamily": "'Sarasa Mono SC', 'STIXGeneral' , monospace" to use it, this is the preview:

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The character shows up, but can't achieve the "Mono", of cause.

So, if you just want to see it, you can try add a second font. But if you want mono too, it's indeed some difficulty here for now.

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Magicloud avatar Magicloud commented on August 14, 2024

Thanks for the info, especially the little script.

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Magicloud avatar Magicloud commented on August 14, 2024

Suddenly found that this char can be shown in Chromium in ArchLinux. But no idea which font provides that. Tried the script, failed.

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7sDream avatar 7sDream commented on August 14, 2024

You can try find it in Dev tools of chromium. In the element tab, select the element contains this character, then scroll to the bottom of computed view, It will shows what font chromium use to render the text.

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@Magicloud

And it helps me find a bug with my script in the last calculate step, could your please try to use the laster v1.3.0 version and see if there will be a result?

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Magicloud avatar Magicloud commented on August 14, 2024

Universalia—Network resource(1 glyph)
Let me see if I can use it.

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