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The missing emoji library for Java :heart:
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- Entry point to a file
- Returns a comma separated list of aliases for an emoji
- Gets the aliases of the emoji
- Returns all the Emoji instances
- Replaces all the emoji s in the given string with the same emoji
- Finds the HTML encoded emoji at the given index
- Gets the alias at the given index
- Returns an emoji for an alias
- Load emojis from an input stream
- Build an emoji from a JSON object
- Transforms a JSONArray into a list of strings
- Convert InputStream to String
- Checks if a string is an emoji
- Checks if a sequence of characters contains an emoji
- Checks if a string contains emojis
- Returns all the tags in the database
- Returns the hashCode of this string
- Get the HTML representation of this hexadecimal
- Compares the given object to this emoji
- Returns the Fitzpatrick object for the given unicode
- Returns all the Emoji objects associated with a given tag
- Checks if a string contains an emoji
- Replaces all the emojis with the given string
- Remove emojis from a String
- Removes all the emojis except the supplied set
- Extracts emojis from a string
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QUESTION
I try to display emojis using Java. I find https://github.com/vdurmont/emoji-java this librery, Its so helpfull but only work in terminal.
I try to show Label using swing
How I can display lable with emojis with swing JAVA?
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Answered 2021-May-18 at 07:26What other font can I use?
See this answer to get a list of installed fonts which will display all the characters of a String. This should be done at run-time, unless you are supplying a suitable Font with the app.
Notes:
- The code will need to use the Unicode character which corresponds to the emoji.
- It will be monochrome, same color as the text. Like seen here.
QUESTION
I've been using Java to make my own discord bot for a while, and all of a sudden I can't run the code anymore.
The code compiles without any problem, but when I try to run it I get this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 06:39The cause of this weird exit code was my code itself, in which I had a call to
QUESTION
I'm currently developing a proyect about chess. Main idea is to use it on console as CMD. It currently works with array[8][8], i store the "chess pieces" on it. But the main problem is: When i want to print an emoji as "♜, ♞, ♝, and so on", output displays the emojis as ?. I have already tried some things like UTF-8, Emoji-Java library, changing the Fonts of output console with compatible Fonts... I've tried for hours, i have searched around the internet, i can't find anything... If you help me i'd appreciate it.
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 06:01It's complicated, very complicated, and it differs by the OS and it also differs by the version (windows 7 vs 10), and it differs by the patch level (eg windows 10 before and after patch 2004 for example).
So let me save you hours of further heartache by suggesting that you use a UI instead where you can control the underlying character set. For example, using Swing or JavaFX.
However, if you insist on using the console then you need to take a number of steps.
The first being to use a PrintWriter in your code to write out characters using the correct encoding:
QUESTION
I add right padding to a String to output it in a table format.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 11:42As is discussed by the comments in the question linked to by @Xehpuk, in this discussion on kotlinlang.org as well as in this blog post by Daniel Lemire the following seems to be correct:
The problem is that the java String class represents characters as UTF-16 characters. This means any unicode character that is represented by more than 16 bits is saved as 2 separate Char values. This fact is ignored by many of the functions within String, eg. String.lenght does not return the number of unicode characters, it returns the number of 16bit characters within the String, some emoji counting for 2 characters.
The behaviour, however, seems to be implementation-specific.
As David mentions in his post you could try the following to get the correct lenght:
QUESTION
With the new update of JDA 4.2.0 trying to run the jar file on the VPS fails. I have tried various options, such as
- creating a fat jar
- searching for other similar issues
Yet none of these options seemed to work, since the VPS console output stays unchanged:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-15 at 14:38You can use this build.gradle to build a working shadow jar:
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You can use emoji-java like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the emoji-java component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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