javascript: support for === and !===
Author: ghostCreated Oct 24, 2017Updated May 16, 2022
sorry if this has already come up. I really love this font, tho i write mostly js code.
in javascript it's common to use triple equals for "strict" equality:
ex:
true: 1 == '1'
false: 1 === '1'
true: 1 !== '1'javascript is truly magical.
currently the first two == and != leave a dangling=.
to keep it from conflicting, maybe the triple lined mathematical equivalence/identical-to would fit:
true: 1 ≡ 1
false: 1 ≢ 1Source: larsenwork/monoid