Wrong italic font style with Rosepine + Cpp + Neovim

[basava70]

First of all thank you for the amazing font. It has replaced my 5 year old FiraCode.
I use C++ for my work and I noticed that I get curly font even in code, which is not what is shown in the website.
I have tried this in ghostty and kitty.
I downloaded the font from my website and use
font-family = "Maple Mono NF"
I found the same issue with kitty as well. I downloaded the latest font v7.2 from the website.

Just to compare this with the one on the website

As you can see from the pictures, quicksort is supposed to be straight but I have slanted/italic.
Void should be italic and I have straight.
Same with int main int is straight and main is italic, when it should be otherwise.
Thanks in advance.

[subframe7536]

Hey 👋 Thanks for your love!

The font style is controlled by your editor theme, you should change your theme config.

If you dont want to use italic curly style, you can setup font features to disable them, e.g. ghostty's doc

[basava70]

Thanks!! It actually worked, I changed the theme to TokyoNight moon and it is correct. Do you know if I could manage it in rosepine somehow?
It would be great to keep using rosepine too.

[subframe7536]

Well, I haven't used Vim as an IDE before and have limited experience with its theme configuration. Maybe you should check out its document

[basava70]

I was looking through the docs and found a way to trigger italics manually for each type :)
Now, I need to find which groups Maple Mono turns italic and change them manually in my rosepine theme.

[basava70]

-- lua/plugins/rose-pine.lua
return {
	"rose-pine/neovim",
	name = "rose-pine",
	config = function()
		require("rose-pine").setup({
			disable_italics = true,
			highlight_groups = {
				["@keyword.conditional"] = { italic = true }, -- if, else
				["@keyword.repeat"] = { italic = true }, -- for, while
				["@keyword.return"] = { italic = true }, -- return
				["@keyword.type"] = {
					italic = true,
					fg = "#eb6f92", -- custom color for 'auto', 'const', etc.
				},
				-- ["@type.builtin"] = { italic = true }, -- int, float, etc.
				["@keyword.operator"] = { italic = true }, -- new, delete, etc.
				["@preproc"] = { italic = true }, -- #define, #include, etc.
		})

		vim.cmd("colorscheme rose-pine")
	end,
}

incase people want to see this for future reference. This way, I could customize it myself.
And again, your font is awesome and I am glad I found it via reddit. Keep working at it :)
You can go onto each part of the code and type :Inspect and get the hightliting group and customize accordingly.