The improved bracket highlight is so nice. It's a very little thing, but it makes your brain have to work that much less to figure out where you're at.
editor.fontLigatures has been expanded to allow you to specify stylistic sets, such as "'ss01', 'liga'" (and so on).
I was looking forward to this because I wanted to enable the "ss01" stylistic set for Fira Code, which takes away the downward slope at the end of the "r" character that I don't like, but it doesn't seem to be working for me.
Was anyone else able get this working for Fira Code?
Do keep in mind that VSCode is based on Electron (it's basicly running an entire webstack on your system, plus a chromium based renderer), so that means that it does require a good bit of resources to get running...
But on the good side, this means that its much more extensible, and (in theory, more capable) that other code editors, which it has proven itself to be.
[+] [-] ketzo|6 years ago|reply
[+] [-] jonbeebe|6 years ago|reply
I was looking forward to this because I wanted to enable the "ss01" stylistic set for Fira Code, which takes away the downward slope at the end of the "r" character that I don't like, but it doesn't seem to be working for me.
Was anyone else able get this working for Fira Code?
[+] [-] jonbeebe|6 years ago|reply
[+] [-] siproprio|6 years ago|reply
It also uses much more CPU and GPU resources.
It feels like every time some Microsoft app gets updated, it gets worse and slower.
[+] [-] chabad360|6 years ago|reply
But on the good side, this means that its much more extensible, and (in theory, more capable) that other code editors, which it has proven itself to be.