Hi! This is interesting and I plan to use it for work. Today. In answer to my above inquiry: It looks to me like this section causes consecutive 'v's to be

Hi! This is interesting and I plan to use it for work. Today. In answer to my above inquiry: It looks to me like this section causes consecutive 'v's to be interpreted as text; it might be nice to carve out v's or give alternative glyphs for down arrows or something: if (char.match(/[A-Za-z0-9]/)) { const [, right, , left] = neighbors; str = str || (left.match(/[A-Za-z0-9]/) || right.match(/[A-Za-z0-9]/)); } Also, if you have two arrows coming together diagonally, like: \ / v The arrowhead points to the left rather than straight down. I think straight down would be preferred and not particularly difficult to code. I would be happy to take further conversation/contributions to whatever forum you prefer - what is the best approach?