Ligature Request: </>

[Fresheyeball]

Right now </> appears with the </ ligature and >, but I feel that </> is a single symbol.

[MadcapJake]

What language utilizes this as syntax?

[Fresheyeball]

</> is path append in Haskell, Elm and PuresScript, probably others.

[tonsky]

Nice — will add

[Fresheyeball]

Woot!

[mcepl]

Nice — will add

Won't all people editing SGML hate you?

[tonsky]

@mcepl why? Will it cause conflicts?

[mcepl]

</> is an universal end of any element in SGML (remember, XML is a subset of SGML; this is one of the features they eliminated).

[tonsky]

They should praise me for that ligature instead (b/c right now </> renders as two chars, will be as one—which it is)