Support for ASCII emojies

[mervick]

Support for ASCII emojies

[mervick]

Currently no. But you can replace ASCII emojies with emojione after editing.

How do you think it supposed to be?
User enter :), and it replaced with smile?

I don't like it, so don't wanna do this.
If you want, you can add this feature,
Contributions are welcome!

[sibidharan]

I tried replacing that with emojione! But I am facing the issue of caret moving to the starting position of the field. It was hard!!

If you can give me a hint on mapping ASCII smiles to the shortcodes, I am ready for providing contribution! 😀😀

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On 03-Oct-2016, at 6:23 AM, Andrey Izman [email protected] wrote:

Currently no. But you can replace ':)' with emojione after editing.
How do you think it supposed to be?
User enter ':)', and it replace with smiles?
I don't like it, so don't wanna do this.
If you want, you can add this feature,
contributions are welcome.

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[viperaykiri]

Today, many people write short texts in the form of ":)" or ":-)". It is both a quick response and expresses itself beautifully. Whether you want it or not, all major sites are doing autocompletions like this. Example: Whataspp and Facebook. Because people are accustomed to these sites, they are very common in this text when they leave the text ": D" in our texts. EmojiOne is a great script but the shortcuts are very useless. Metode: To open the panel when we press the key: Completion may be more convenient by adding an automatic smile when we add a D-shaped expression. Think about it for the next version.

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[mervick]

It is a open source repo, feel free to make this feature 😄

[mervick]

To be clear I don't like such features, and i will not do this