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Best Programming Fonts
I still haven't found a programming font that looks nice, has good legibility and is monospaced for Japanese characters :-(
Stuart - Thank you for the link!
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Permalink Reply by Cameron Souza on
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BPMono rules! This is a good review of programming fonts.
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Permalink Reply by Attila Seress on
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I've been pretty happy with the fonts and button generator at cooltext.com. It's handy for web apps.
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Permalink Reply by dote on
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Since Google came out with the droid font I love it ... I use it in TextMate with great success but not sure about its use with japanese characters.
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Permalink Reply by Calin West on
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I think Anonymous is hands down the easiest to read.
I didn't know about Droid. It also looks nice.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Folan on
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Nice link, I esp. like the way his examples highlight the 0 vs O. For me, lack of slashed (or dotted) zero is a deal breaker. Not just for coding but also console windows as well.
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Permalink Reply by Truman Leung on
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Right now, I am enjoying Panic Sans installed by default in
Coda.
Here's what some Japanese looks like in this font:
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Leuck on
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I wasn't aware of Panic Sans. It looks like a nice programming font. I think the Japanese characters may be the result of dynamic font swapping. Some systems, such as Vista and certain apps, will transparently switch to a Japanese font if the current font doesn't have the necessary characters.
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