5 months ago@filipdesigniq Because the em-dash is so long in most fonts, flanking it with spaces tends to create a distracting gap; and it's often set with zero sidebearings, so without flanking spaces it looks like it's connecting the last/first letters of the words around it! Basically, I use the en-dash within sentences, and the em-dash only for things like lists and dialog. But using the en-dash in that way is considered incorrect, so I guess I'm hoping there can be a toggle to allow the en-dash to be used beyond number ranges. But there are other things too, like using guillemets in English...
5 months agoBTW can you write your own rules for the algorithm to apply? For example the conventional use of the em-dash is crap, and I have my own rules.
