John Gehrig

> Another oddness: the font width appears to be variable! Interesting... Is the font you are using well-formed? Is there a space before b? The raw characters like `==` and...

What setting causes the highlight lines to appear vertically and horizontally outward from the cursor? The feature has some interesting implications. `GuiRenderLigatures 1` renders entire lines and `GuiRenderLigatures 0` renders...

> frowning_face That's not good. I might get ride of those. No need to change, keep the settings as you like them. I am also unable to perceive any slowness....

@khalidchawtany Thanks for the bug report! I cannot reproduce on Linux or Windows with Fira Code or Monoid. Testing on MacOS pending, no VM access right now. Can you provide...

> The font with the problem is Operator Mono, I patched it to support ligatures myself. Ahhhhh, interesting. The Qt API I used is vaguely documented. The glyphs for that...

@khalidchawtany @kierun It looks like both have a similar issue: non-working non-free ligatures fonts. If you can provide me a copy of the fonts privately, I will use them for...

Progress update. @khalidchawtany Operator Mono has proven most vexing... The font has poor monospace metrics, each ligature is slightly larger than the individual characters composing it. Here is an example...

@bsjaramillo What version are you running? You can check with `nvim-qt --version`. `GuiRenderLigatures` is only available in `master` right now, `NVIM-QT v0.2.17.9999` Here are CI nighly build install instructions for...

@bsjaramillo Okay, expected behavior. `GuiRenderLigatures` is not supported in that version. You'll need to upgrade (manual install) using the link above.

@bsjaramillo Have you tried this? https://github.com/equalsraf/neovim-qt/#why-are-the-gui-commands-missing