I know it's not really a coding thing, but I would love a set of Hangul characters in PragmataPro. I use PragmataPro a lot but my Korean fonts don't quite line up with it. If you're keen to do it, I'm happy to help. I know Korean and a bit about typography.
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There are a lot of hangul characters but far fewer than chinese characters, and they're all made up of the same sets of symbols.
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Thanks for your help offer. I appreaciated it. Do you think hangul characters can be improved? How?
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My main problem is that the width of whatever hangul font my mac is choosing isn't compatible with PragmataPro, so it's impossible to line anything up. As you can see, it's not quite the width of two characters:
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At first look it seems more a indentation spaces issue. Which IDE do you use for this screenshot?
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You've right. I opened AppleSDGothicNeo, the default hangul font for Mac, and I see the widths are less than 1em, so we can see this misalignment
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Neither Noto typeface has hangul 1em width characters. 😳 Absolutely incredible for me. You've right, let's work at the first hangul mono 1em width!
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Okay! I'm not sure how I can help, but I'm happy to help in any way I can.
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