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While I'd like to use a Powerline font for the cool triangles, I'd like to be able to use regular (unpatched) font for the text. Since these fonts have very different baselines, it would make sense to make -o able to handle them separately.
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My idea for this would be that -o with one value applies to all fonts and -o with a comma seperated list of values applies the nth value of the list to the nth font.
I will probably look into implementing that tomorrow
Implemented in c9f1425.
I merged the upstream -f change and -o now behaves similarly, although I dont like that the order in which parameters appear matters.
The first -o sets the offset for all fonts (including the first), the second for the second font, the third for the third font and so on.
While I'd like to use a Powerline font for the cool triangles, I'd like to be able to use regular (unpatched) font for the text. Since these fonts have very different baselines, it would make sense to make
-o
able to handle them separately.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: