> Suggestions for "a programmers font" gratefully received.
DejaVu Sans Mono
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On 01-Jul-11 10:56, Corey Richardson wrote:
Excerpts from Alan Gauld's message of Fri Jul 01 13:03:40 -0400 2011:
I use and love inconsolata[0], it's a great font for programming,
and looks great as well (both on screen and off).
I like inconsolata and Envy Code R, although just to be weird I t
Excerpts from Alan Gauld's message of Fri Jul 01 13:03:40 -0400 2011:
>
> "Lisi" wrote
>
> > Suggestions for "a programmers font" gratefully received.
>
> I generally use Courier.
>
> Its ugly and old fashioned but it clearly shows
> the differences between i,l, | and 1 and '' and "
> and
"Lisi" wrote
Suggestions for "a programmers font" gratefully received.
I generally use Courier.
Its ugly and old fashioned but it clearly shows
the differences between i,l, | and 1 and '' and "
and between ' and ` etc.
and spaces are big enough to "see" clearly. :-)
But I could copy a
Lisi wrote:
On Friday 01 July 2011 14:26:07 Steven D'Aprano wrote:
If they look the same to you, then you need to increase your font size,
change to a programmers font, or possible clean your glasses :)
Thanks for the reply, Steven.
Suggestions for "a programmers font" gratefully received.
On Friday 01 July 2011 14:26:07 Steven D'Aprano wrote:
> If they look the same to you, then you need to increase your font size,
> change to a programmers font, or possible clean your glasses :)
Thanks for the reply, Steven.
Suggestions for "a programmers font" gratefully received. I do have p
Lisi wrote:
I am supposed to be looking at scripts on-line, reading them and making sure
that I understand them. I think taht most of teh things I can't make more
than a guess at, are modules taht I don't know, and I can mostly make them
out. But the unpaired double quotation mark, " , in the
Greetings Lisi,
: I am supposed to be looking at scripts on-line, reading them and
: making sure that I understand them.
When you see an example that you don't understand, consider trying
to do something similar in an interactive Python interpreter. This
is a simple way to learn in Python
On Friday 01 July 2011 10:15:08 Lisi wrote:
> I am supposed to be looking at scripts on-line, reading them and making
> sure that I understand them. I think taht most of teh things I can't make
> more than a guess at, are modules taht I don't know, and I can mostly make
> them out. But the unpair
