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I was trying to add some emoji glyphs (🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪⬛️⬜️🟫) to my font, and realized they were missing from ɣNUFL. Further digging revealed it seems like it is missing emoji added from Emoji 3.0 onward (i.e. 2015 — https://emojipedia.org/emoji-3.0/). I think emoji 3.0 is when unicode really started going crazy with the ZWJ sequences, and obviously ɣNUFL doesn't exist to name those — but shouldn't single unicode emoji be in there? Emoji pre-3.0 are in there, like 👌 is "okHandSign".
Given the fact that basically every year unicode backs a truck up to us and dumps a ton of new emoji, I was wondering if you see ɣNUFL providing names for emoji going forward or if you would advise that designers use "uniXXXXX" names for all emoji instead.
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Good question. I stopped adding emoji as there did not seem to be a lot of interest for them. And also for the ZWJ and Fitzpatrick sequences I just don't know how these should be treated and what kind of processing they need when they're compiled. A name for each possible combination? Or similar to how ligatures are named a_b_c ? uniXXXXX_uniXXXXX_uniXXXXXcar_redwoman_heart_womanhand_uni1F3FC ?
Hey there @LettError,
I was trying to add some emoji glyphs (🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪⬛️⬜️🟫) to my font, and realized they were missing from ɣNUFL. Further digging revealed it seems like it is missing emoji added from Emoji 3.0 onward (i.e. 2015 — https://emojipedia.org/emoji-3.0/). I think emoji 3.0 is when unicode really started going crazy with the ZWJ sequences, and obviously ɣNUFL doesn't exist to name those — but shouldn't single unicode emoji be in there? Emoji pre-3.0 are in there, like 👌 is "okHandSign".
Given the fact that basically every year unicode backs a truck up to us and dumps a ton of new emoji, I was wondering if you see ɣNUFL providing names for emoji going forward or if you would advise that designers use "uniXXXXX" names for all emoji instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: