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Add another emoji file option with digits font #111
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Yeah, I already had this issue myself, but didn't get to fix it yet 😅 |
Oh... I see. I wait the fixed version with 5ch community who love yellow blob boy🤗 |
Wait, the issue is not related to EmojiCompat/Android? |
So, what I thought of was that keycap emojis like 4️⃣2️⃣ don't work e.g. in Tusky (see tuskyapp/Tusky#2407)... |
Well... it is probably not related to EmojiCompat, but maybe related to Android. |
If you want to check whether any characters are shown properly or not, access "・・・" → "URLを指定して開く" → put "https://nova.5ch.net/novatr/" → "OK" and watch some pages. |
Well... I tested some emojis and normal characters here, and found out an issue below; ・"#, *, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (U+0023, U+002A, U+0030 ~ U+0039)" will disappear when use latest blobmoji font I guess this is because those characters are used in respective keycap emojis (#️⃣, *️⃣, 0️⃣ ~ 9️⃣) as components (like 0️⃣ is made of "0"(U+0030), U+FE0F, and "⃣"(U+20E3)). Maybe there are more characters those will disappear, if they are normal characters but are used as emoji components. |
My problem here is that I can't really test it. But I have now created a version that includes the numbers again. However, they are all white and will therefore not display correctly on a light background. And all numbers have a full emoji width, which looks very weird. |
I'm sorry that I couldn’t find out other solution by myself anymore... |
Sorry for my bad English skill...
In some cases when I choose this font to any app which can change font, digits ("0"(U+0030) to "9"(U+0039)) will disappear and can't read anything uses digits (e.g. "Sponge-o1919" is shown as "Sponge-o").
I know it is because I choose this emoji-only .ttf file to the custom font selector which designed for normal characters (Alphabet, number, and Hiragana / CJK in my cases...).
I should rebuild this emoji font with digits font by myself, but since I don't have any python skill, I couldn't do that...
If you don't mind, Would you add the optional .ttf file which also contains any digits font?
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