Frank Shute:
>Do you prefer that gvim doesn't render emphasised
>text as italic? Or would you like it to?
My basic requirement is that vim shall ignore the
Markdown conventions for italic and render the cor-
responding text as usual. An improved solution
would be to have it render italic Markdown in a spe-
cial color.
>If the latter, then you can set gvim to use a font
>that contains the italicised glyphs.
>
> :help guifont
>
>I use 'Consolas' on Windows and 'Anonymous Pro' on
>*nix.
Thanks, but I dislike those fonts and I prefer true
raster fonts, such as Terminus:
http://terminus-font.sourceforge.net/
or pixel-for-pixel conversions of raster fonts into
vector form:
http://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/fontlist/
One of my favorite ones is Olympiad:
http://8088mph.blogspot.ru/2016/03/olympiad-ibm-prototype-fonts-unearthed.html
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