Re:You can't just assume UTF-8
by josephg on Tuesday April 30, 2024 @02:26AM
(#40207827)
Those are ok, but both of those emoji are represented as a single unicode codepoint. Some bugs (particularly UI bugs) only show up when multiple unicode characters combine to form a single grapheme cluster. I'd recommend something fancier.
I just tried it in gnome-terminal, and while the crying emoji works fine, polar bear or a country flag causes weird issues.
I just tried it in gnome-terminal, and while the crying emoji works fine, polar bear or a country flag causes weird issues.