Nerd-fonts: Sauce Code Pro is not able to be found by SecureCRT, gvim on Windows7/10

[IsOverThere]

🎯 Subject of the issue

Sauce Code Pro V2.0 is not able to be found by SecureCRT, gvim on Windows7/10.
In SecureCRT: Options->Session Options->Appearance->Fonts, in the font list SauceCodePro NF is not able to be found.
In Gvim: set guifont=SauceCodePro_NF:h11, it presents E596 Invalid font(s): guifont=SauceCodePro_NF:h11
While

1. In the MS word/outlook, SauceCodePro NF can be found;
2. Inconsolata Nerd Font Complete Mono Windows Compatible.otf has no issues;
3. Ubuntu Mono Nerd Font Complete Windows Compatible.ttf is has the same issue;
4. Sauce Code Pro Nerd Font Complete Mono Windows Compatible.ttf with previous versions is OK;

🔧 Your Setup

• Sauce Code Pro Nerd Font Complete Mono Windows Compatible.ttf V2.0
• SecureCRT, gvim8.0 1-1428
• Windows7, Windows10

[ryanoasis]

@IsOverThere Thanks for the report :+1: I don't know when I will look into it though.

[haasosaurus]

can you try the fonts in this branch of my fork to see if it fixes your issue?
https://github.com/haasosaurus/nerd-fonts/tree/regen-mono-font-fix

[IsOverThere]

@haasosaurus With the branch of regen-mono-font-fix, I can find the SauceCodePro on SecureCRT and GVIM on Windows7.
However, it looks the icon are changed.
eg. I'm using vim-devicons, the file type for c file, .vimrc file are changed to a weather icon, like cloud and rain.

[IsOverThere]

Hi @haasosaurus again,
Just let you know, after restart the SW of SecureCRT, the icon is shown correctly, thanks.

[UGxhdHlwdXM]

Me too...
I can't use SauceCodePro Nerd Font Mono in my gVim 8.0 on Windows 10.
But this font can be found and used in other applications.

[bin]

Any progress on this issue? I've had the same issue; SauceCodePro NF shows up in MS Word (so installed successfully), but not in gvim when trying to see all available with :set guifont=*. Also doesn't work when manually loaded from vimrc. I'll try patching my own and report how it works.

Update: patching does not work; the 1.2 releases do. Any idea why?

Update 2: Same situation with Hack; 1.2 works, while 2.0 does not.