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Currently 'foo is not None' is concealed as: 'foo is ¬None' which reads wrong. Can the 'is not' operator be concealed by something else, like ≢ or ≠? (The former looks bad using 12pt Envy Code R font, however.)
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Currently 'foo is not None' is concealed as: 'foo is ¬None' which reads wrong. Can the 'is not' operator be concealed by something else, like ≢ or ≠? (The former looks bad using 12pt Envy Code R font, however.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: