Firacode: Java <~> is a half ligature
Font combines <~ but the > is not connected appearing strange
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Wow, what does this thing mean in Java?
On Sun, Apr 24, 2016 at 5:59 AM Richard Mark [email protected]
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Font combines <~ but the > is not connected appearing strange
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tonsky
on 25 Apr 2016
I don't believe there is a <~> operator in Java. ~ is bitwise complement.
MadcapJake
on 25 Apr 2016
IntelliJ collapses type parameters into <~>, example:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/13iildrlpuohwan/Screenshot%202016-06-02%2009.38.30.png
madisp
on 2 Jun 2016
True. <~> is not a Java operator. It's simply a visual IntelliJ uses to abbreviate type parameters. This ligature would increase readability for IntelliJ users.
ewirch
on 20 Jun 2016
tonsky
on 1 Sep 2016
Nice job. <~> is also used in Swift a lot of times as custom two-way mapping operators.
tzm41
on 11 Jan 2017
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True.
<~>is not a Java operator. It's simply a visual IntelliJ uses to abbreviate type parameters. This ligature would increase readability for IntelliJ users.