I know this one isn't of the category "urgent" or "indispensable" or whatever, but still...
When using a fixed font (courier, not courier new) and you have a mix of bold and non-bold text (for instance, operators in bold, rest in non-bold), character alignment is not OK.
When I compare this with CodeWright, which has a similar feature, then that one is handling such situations in a correct way. That is, whether you're using a mix of bold and normal, or you don't us a mix, the moment you're using a fixed font, the vertical character alignment is in all cases perfect.
Most probably, they do some kind of "font width compensation" to avoid vertical alignment mismatching.
Is there any chance such thing is possible in a future release of NPP too?
I've for the moment switched off any style I had in bold, because to me it's a bit annoying...
Best rgds,
--Geert
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Hi,
I know this one isn't of the category "urgent" or "indispensable" or whatever, but still...
When using a fixed font (courier, not courier new) and you have a mix of bold and non-bold text (for instance, operators in bold, rest in non-bold), character alignment is not OK.
When I compare this with CodeWright, which has a similar feature, then that one is handling such situations in a correct way. That is, whether you're using a mix of bold and normal, or you don't us a mix, the moment you're using a fixed font, the vertical character alignment is in all cases perfect.
Most probably, they do some kind of "font width compensation" to avoid vertical alignment mismatching.
Is there any chance such thing is possible in a future release of NPP too?
I've for the moment switched off any style I had in bold, because to me it's a bit annoying...
Best rgds,
--Geert