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@@ -839,9 +839,10 @@
How can I be sure that I’m looking at Commit Mono?
- The most noticable characters in Commit Mono are ‘agrQ£@’. If you’re not
- used to looking at fonts, they can be difficult to tell apart, but if
- those characters match what you see here, you’re looking at Commit Mono.
+ The most noticeable characters in Commit Mono are ‘agrQ£@’. If you’re
+ not used to looking at fonts, they can be difficult to tell apart, but
+ if those characters match what you see here, you’re looking at Commit
+ Mono.
@@ -872,7 +873,7 @@
- I have downloaded a new verison, but the old version is still displayed.
+ I have downloaded a new version, but the old version is still displayed.
- Uninstall the current version you have installed.
@@ -961,7 +962,7 @@
-
Full characterset without alternates
+
Full character set without alternates
Added support for Greek. Καλώς ήρθες, απόλαυσε!
@@ -1110,7 +1111,7 @@
-
Programming font ressources
+
Programming font resources
-
C to enable/disable high contrast mode.
description: [
"Fira Mono, 2013.",
"Great letter distinction, but overly complex and unique.",
- "Inpiration was taken in the way Fira handles monospace symbols.",
+ "Inspiration was taken in the way Fira handles monospace symbols.",
],
},
{
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ Tip: Press C to enable/disable high contrast mode.
description: [
"Commit Mono, 2023.",
"Neutral and functional, created and tested for code.",
- "Commit Mono takes the best of all the fonts before it and merges it into a clean pakage.",
+ "Commit Mono takes the best of all the fonts before it and merges it into a clean package.",
],
},
],
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ Tip: Press C to enable/disable high contrast mode.
},
{
name: "intelligent",
- description: `Commit Mono uses an innovative technique to improve kerning. Kerning is crucial for effecient reading, but it’s not possible if you want a monospaced font. ‘Smart Kerning’ combats this by sliding letters to better spacing positions – all while preserving monospacing. This gives Commit Mono a superior reading experience compared to other monospaced fonts.
+ description: `Commit Mono uses an innovative technique to improve kerning. Kerning is crucial for efficient reading, but it’s not possible if you want a monospaced font. ‘Smart Kerning’ combats this by sliding letters to better spacing positions – all while preserving monospacing. This gives Commit Mono a superior reading experience compared to other monospaced fonts.
Tip: Press + and - to zoom in and out.`,
content: {},
@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ Tip: Press + and - t
value: "`",
name: "grave",
description:
- "` (grave): The backtick or accent grave is overly tilted to distingush it more from the single quote '.",
+ "` (grave): The backtick or accent grave is overly tilted to distinguish it more from the single quote '.",
},
{
value: "<",
@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@ Tip: Press M to switch between light and dark mode
feature: "ss04",
on: true,
description:
- "No change |OFF| or sqeeze 2 or 3 symbols closer together |ON|. Leaves 4 or more untouched. Only affects symbols: !?.:;/|<>",
+ "No change |OFF| or squeeze 2 or 3 symbols closer together |ON|. Leaves 4 or more untouched. Only affects symbols: !?.:;/|<>",
docsExample: "... // <<< !?! /.. == ((( ....",
},
{
@@ -591,7 +591,7 @@ fibonacci(num)
{
languageName: "Rust",
codeExample: `// Requirement https://sample-programs.therenegadecoder.com/projects/prime-number/
-// Accept a number on command line and print if it is Composite or Prime
+// Accept a number on command line and print if it is Composite or Prime
// Works till 39 digits, ...
use std::env::args;
@@ -709,7 +709,7 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
},
{
languageName: "Kotlin",
- codeExample: `fun main(args: Array)
+ codeExample: `fun main(args: Array)
{
if (args.isNullOrEmpty() || args[0].isBlank() || args[0].toIntOrNull()?.takeIf { it >= 0 } == null) {
println("Usage: please input a non-negative integer")
@@ -784,14 +784,14 @@ public class PrimeNumber {
codeExample: `ROMAN_VALUES = { "I": 1, "V": 5, "X": 10, "L": 50, "C": 100, "D": 500, "M": 1000 }
def roman_valid?(roman_numbers)
- return false if roman_numbers.any? { |roman_number| !ROMAN_VALUES.keys.include?(roman_number.to_sym) }
+ return false if roman_numbers.any? { |roman_number| !ROMAN_VALUES.keys.include?(roman_number.to_sym) }
return false if roman_numbers.join.include?('MMMM')
-
+
counter_numbers = roman_numbers.tally # Only on ruby 2.7+
unless counter_numbers['M'].nil?
return false if counter_numbers['M'] > 4
end
-
+
counter_numbers.reject { |k| k == 'M' }.all? { |(_, counter)| counter <= 3 }
end
@@ -807,7 +807,7 @@ def roman_to_decimal(full_roman_number)
roman_numbers.each_with_index do |roman_number, index|
current_value = ROMAN_VALUES[roman_number.to_sym]
next_value = ROMAN_VALUES[roman_numbers[index+1]&.to_sym] || 0
-
+
if (current_value >= next_value)
total += current_value
else
@@ -866,9 +866,9 @@ exit(0);
},
{
languageName: "Fortran",
- codeExample: `! upcase and to_upper didn't work,
+ codeExample: `! upcase and to_upper didn't work,
! had to resort to check ASCII value of first letter & then
-! subtract 32 from it, ...
+! subtract 32 from it, ...
program capitalize
character(len=100) :: cmd
character(len=1) :: firstletter
@@ -891,7 +891,7 @@ endif
if (iachar(firstletter)>= iachar("a") .and. iachar(firstletter)<=iachar("z") ) then
! Subtract 32 from ASCII Value, to convert it to respective capital letter
firstletter = achar(iachar(firstletter)-32)
-! Overwrite the first letter
+! Overwrite the first letter
cmd(1:1) = firstletter
end if
printoutput = adjustl(trim(cmd))