馃殌 Alternative for using Emoji in C++
Hello! 馃憢 I would like to express my deep gratitude to the authors of this library. At one time, your library helped me simplify the implementation of emoji when I was developing bots for the Telegram messenger, as well as when developing a frontend on Qt.
However, to my regret, I noticed that this repository has not been updated for a long time (the last commit was 4 years ago), but the topic of using emoji remains relevant. In addition, the current solution has other shortcomings.
I am developing a library AS::Emoji that solves these problems. It provides emoji in a convenient and safe format.
馃敟 Example of use:
#include <iostream>
#include <ASEmoji.h>
int main()
{
std::cout << AS::Emoji::emojize("Hello, World! :Grinning Face with Smiling Eyes:") << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Output:
馃敆 Repository: https://github.com/gleb-kun/ASEmoji
I'll be glad if it's useful to someone! I'll also be glad to receive your suggestions and help in improving 馃殌
馃殌 Alternative for using Emoji in C++
Hello! 馃憢 I would like to express my deep gratitude to the authors of this library. At one time, your library helped me simplify the implementation of emoji when I was developing bots for the Telegram messenger, as well as when developing a frontend on Qt.
However, to my regret, I noticed that this repository has not been updated for a long time (the last commit was 4 years ago), but the topic of using emoji remains relevant. In addition, the current solution has other shortcomings.
I am developing a library AS::Emoji that solves these problems. It provides emoji in a convenient and safe format.
馃敟 Example of use:
Output:
馃敆 Repository: https://github.com/gleb-kun/ASEmoji
I'll be glad if it's useful to someone! I'll also be glad to receive your suggestions and help in improving 馃殌