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Find relevant emoji from text on the command-line. Uses the API from this great article on Emoji & Deep Learning and a local emoji database.
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QUESTION
i have chatbot, in the textarea i can add emoji like this
i'm using this library called ngx-emoj https://github.com/ahkohd/ngx-emoj but when i open the chatbot in mac here's what it looks like
it's overlapping, is it because the font for emoji is not the same? both windows and mac, the font family is the same using roboto. Did anyone have any idea why?
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 03:34Even if you use the same font i.e., Roboto, It is Apple who decides which font their web-browsers should display. In windows, the Emojis are in Microsoft's Font (if you closely notice, the flat emojis are not in roboto, they are in Microsoft Emoji). In Mac, I think Apple uses Helvetica for Emojis.
This happens because, Operating System Developers, Override your preferences in case of Emojis but do not override for normal text. That is why the text will look same but Emojis wont despite you setting Roboto in both.
I think the library you are using is not optimized for Mac. The better option would be allowing the Operating System's Default Emoji Picker to function. i.e. (Win + Period) in Windows, etc.
It looks like this on linux: (I used the GitHub Project you mentioned)
QUESTION
I have the following code in the file where the logo is mentioned:
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Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 12:08Img is a named export, but you are importing it as default import.
change import Img from 'react-image'; to import { Img } from 'react-image';
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I am trying to learn Python following the tutorial from Programming with Mosh.
I have created a program that starts up and greets me and then asks me to select an item on a list. Each list item is a "sub-program" that the tutorial covers. So I have two sub-programs in my program:
- A chat translator that should return text and, via a dictionary, convert :) and :( to emojis
- Then also a square calculator.
The problem I am facing is that my chat translator runs into a syntax error in the dictionary. This is where the error happens, at the first quotation mark in line 2 of the dictionary:
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 12:09While it is possible to define a function within another function, and sometimes using a closure makes things easier, this code has a really long mainline with a function defined within a while loop. This code would be better and easier to understand if it was written with the functions separated. Otherwise, as you now know, it can be hard to debug.
The actual problem is that you have confused the syntax for a Python dict and JSON. A dict requires symbol / value pairs, while JSON requires string / value pairs.
Below is a reorganized program for you. The bug was not corrected.
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For context: I am making a simple python game where you can walk around and collect berries. My whole code looks like this if you wants to test it.
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Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 16:53I can help you with the changing a random character in string part of it, I think.
Here's what I'd do, worked through step by step (tried and tested):
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Since the default Windows PowerShell console fonts don't support Emojis, I'd like to display their surrogate pair hexadecimal codes and ideally also their Unicode character names for debugging purposes.
I know how to convert Emojis to a byte arrays, but I haven't figured out how to convert them to surrogate pair hexadecimal codes and Unicode character names.
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Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 22:28Partial answer - I only know how to get the UTF-32 code point:
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I have emoji lists and want to make a new variable by summing up all emojis' length in the list in each row, after encoding list in each row to 'utf-16be' and divide it to 2.
You can reproduce my code using below.
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Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 05:17a few errors... use decode() and you need to compute len()//2
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I am using this package https://github.com/renoki-co/befriended My issue is trying to get all my friends posts with my post including user's data, but the problem is the requester data is null.
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Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 22:12I think the with callback is used for modifying the query that selects the user data. Instead, try using a whereHas method that filters the related users.
QUESTION
I am trying to print emojis in both Windows Powershell and WSL Linux Terminal using Python3.
I have tried using unicode, CLDR names and also installed the emoji library.
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Answered 2020-Nov-21 at 05:41I don't think any of the Windows Shells has proper support for emoji/unicode characters, or it may not support emojis.
If your using Windows, you may want to try Windows Terminal. It has complete Emoji support and should work with Powershell and WSL.
QUESTION
First I am going to show my code, this is my html code that's running:
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Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 18:36I know this doesn't solve your blank page scenario directly, but if you're interested in nesting another site within yours perhaps you'd be interested in using an iframe instead?
Here's a generator. Try punching in google.com and see if you can embed it in your site.
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I am building a static site generator for markdown files with python.
I chose to use the Markdown2 lib to convert *.md files into html articles and that works pretty well. I used a markdown test file including code blocks. As I want them to be highlighted, I installed Pygments-css and used the "fenced-code-blocks" Markdown2 extra.
I use Yattag to wrap the markdown rendered content in an
Here is the code:
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Answered 2020-Oct-11 at 16:22the indent() method is messing it up try removing that and it is working fine for me, you can try it!
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