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- Seth_Zaw
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Scratcher
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allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
I think Scratch is UTF-16, which means that characters outside of the Basic Multilingual Plane are encoded with two characters, called a surrogate pair. Surrogate pair characters are untypeable and appear as nothing. I tried to put an emoji in the
length of ()block and it reported 2. So these 2 characters are surrogates. Since some emojis are on the BMP, it's possible that only some emojis work.
Last edited by Seth_Zaw (Jan. 22, 2021 20:01:17)
- lovecodeabc
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
I think Scratch is UTF-16, which means that characters outside of the Basic Multilingual Plane are encoded with two characters, called a surrogate pair. Surrogate pair characters are untypeable and appear as nothing. I tried to put an emoji in thelength of ()block and it reported 2. So these 2 characters are surrogates. Since some emojis are on the BMP, it's possible that only some emojis work.

trust me i like avaition
Last edited by lovecodeabc (Jan. 26, 2021 15:48:14)
- gosoccerboy5
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
They be digging deep in the page source
- 831985
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Scratcher
100+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
I think that instead of doing emojis but blocking a ton, we should have a bar of emojis that are appropriate then if you click it it puts the emoji and all are appropriate
yay

yay foreveryay
broadcast [ emoji bar]
end

show list [ of emojis that are allowed ]
- 831985
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Scratcher
100+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
…if that is possible.
if <emoji bar is possible> then
broadcast [ emoji bar forever]
end
- -1z
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New Scratcher
4 posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
u270e
wait it doesn't work
wait it doesn't work
Last edited by -1z (Feb. 18, 2021 22:12:48)
- samq64
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
Support! Scratch already supports at least some emojis like ❌ and ✔, so why not support all (or at least most) emojis? This would also mean less people would suggest random emojis to be added as special Scartch emojis..
Last edited by samq64 (June 26, 2021 19:45:14)
- -Valtren-
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
Duplicate: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/174932/1. that's implemented
2. these are for emojis, that's for unicode.
- BigNate469
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1122716698/All of those are:
1. Able to be represented as text (not an image), depending on system settings and how it's represented
2. In the Basic Multilingual Plane
This suggestion is about adding Unicode-defined emojis, which are mostly outside the BMP.
- MisterMagic16
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Scratcher
30 posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
Yeah, ik. But Scratch doesn't rly have enough funding to do that quickly. Hopefully Scratch 4.0 will do it (and quick)https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1122716698/All of those are:
1. Able to be represented as text (not an image), depending on system settings and how it's represented
2. In the Basic Multilingual Plane
This suggestion is about adding Unicode-defined emojis, which are mostly outside the BMP.
- HighlaneGamingStudio
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Scratcher
100+ posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
Yeah, ik. But Scratch doesn't rly have enough funding to do that quickly. Hopefully Scratch 4.0 will do it (and quick)If I have this right, once this is decided, only one person has to go in and change the code in one document.
- elephantlover3927
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Scratcher
26 posts
allow unicode emojis to be posted in comments
I think I know why Scratch doesn’t allow that, it’s because some scratchers may bully others (example: this is you —> *insert poop emoji here*) that would break the community guidelines so probably that’s why
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