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lovetox
hm does any of the client developers, translate ascii emojis like ":)" or something into a unicode emoji?
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lovetox
like before sending it?
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jonas’
please don’t
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jonas’
teams does that, I hate it.
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Zash
Pretty sure a bunch of clients do this
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lovetox
jonas’, we already d✎ -
lovetox
jonas’, we already do ✏
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lovetox
im in the process of revisiting this
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Ge0rG
there was XEP-0038
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lovetox
though you can disable it in Gajim
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Zash
Like if I type colon and right paren in Converse.js: 🙂
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Zash
Hm can I `:)` ?
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pulkomandy
Just use left-handed version of ascii emoji (:
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edhelas
i don't, but I do support the emoji shortcode stuff 🌲
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edhelas
then it's easy to complete your message with emojis when you're typing 😜
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pep.
I think it was Phabricator that didn't allow me to discard the emoji dialog when I typed ":", or was it Mattermost..
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pep.
Terrible
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moparisthebest
lovetox: Dino does that too, it's enabled by default so I always am surprised on a new install
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debacle
I need embed legacy application data in XMPP. Some of the data is JSON, so I use "XEP-0335: JSON Containers", which works fine. However, other data is e.g. CSV or INI file. What is the recommended way of packaging such formats?✎ -
debacle
I need to embed legacy application data in XMPP. Some of the data is JSON, so I use "XEP-0335: JSON Containers", which works fine. However, other data is e.g. CSV or INI file. What is the recommended way of packaging such formats? ✏