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You need to use a monospace font for both ascii and unicode. Ascii is easier since most programming font are monospace; for unicode, you need to find a monospace font that has those glyphs. I use pragmata pro but it's paid. You can find what font is Emacs using for a character in a buffer by moving point over it and type C-u C-x =.
Are there versions of Symbola that contain a monospaced version that I could find? I'm a bit confused since Symbola gets recommended in the README.
I then also ran into an issue where some of the glyphs where using Ubuntu Mono and some where using Fira Code.
What worked for me was this, with nerd-fonts installed via nerd-fonts.el:
(set-face-attribute'vundo-defaultnil:font"FiraCode Nerd Font Mono":family"FireCode Nerd Font")
Actually, I don't quite remember why I mentioned Symbola in the README 😅 Thanks for pointing that out, I probably should remove its mention. Nerd font looks good, you figured it out quite well!
Somehow the branches of my vundo tree don't align properly, this happens with utf8 glyphs, as well as with default ascii:
With unicode-symbols (keycast output in tab-bar)
Peek.2024-06-23.12-34.mp4
ascii with Symbola font family
Peek.2024-06-23.12-39.mp4
ascii with Ubuntu font family
Peek.2024-06-23.12-45.mp4
My config:
Do you have any idea why this would be happening? Anything I could do to help with debugging this issue?
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