syl20bnr/emacs-emoji-cheat-sheet-plus

Browse, insert and display Emoji emoticons in Emacs :sparkling_heart:

emacs-emoji-cheat-sheet-plus's Issues

Insert emoji unicode

Thanks fo the library! emoji-cheat-sheet-plus-insert is very useful, but if I write a repo's README in org-mode and want github to display it correctly, I need to insert the actual unicode representation.
How can I achive this?

Ivy frontend as alternative?

Is it possible to have an Ivy alternative or at least have an option to disable the helm requirement?

Categorization and ordering of emojis

It would be nice to have emojis grouped by categories, and sorted in an usefull order within categories, instead of the current alphabetical sort. It would make our lives a lot simplier ☺️ .

This page has a categorization and ordering that can be used as starting point.

An error occurred when I first used org-move-subtree-down in org-mode buffer

When I put the cursor on a folded heading, the following error occurs when the command is executed:

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Invalid search bound (wrong side of point)")
  re-search-forward(":[a-z0-9\\+_-]+?:" 1 t)
  emoji-cheat-sheet-plus--display-region(89 1)
  emoji-cheat-sheet-plus--changed-hook(1 1 22)
  org-move-subtree-down(1)
  funcall-interactively(org-move-subtree-down 1)
  call-interactively(org-move-subtree-down)
  evil-ex-call-command(nil #("org-move-subtree-down" 0 1 (ex-index 1) 1 2 (ex-index 2) 2 3 (ex-index 3) 3 4 (ex-index 4) 4 5 (ex-index 5) 5 6 (ex-index 6) 6 7 (ex-index 7) 7 8 (ex-index 8) 8 9 (ex-index 9) 9 10 (ex-index 10) 10 11 (ex-index 11) 11 12 (ex-index 12) 12 13 (ex-index 13) 13 14 (ex-index 14) 14 15 (ex-index 15) 15 16 (ex-index 16) 16 17 (ex-index 17) 17 18 (ex-index 18) 18 19 (ex-index 19) 19 20 (ex-index 20) 20 21 (ex-index 21)) nil)
  eval((evil-ex-call-command nil #("org-move-subtree-down" 0 1 (ex-index 1) 1 2 (ex-index 2) 2 3 (ex-index 3) 3 4 (ex-index 4) 4 5 (ex-index 5) 5 6 (ex-index 6) 6 7 (ex-index 7) 7 8 (ex-index 8) 8 9 (ex-index 9) 9 10 (ex-index 10) 10 11 (ex-index 11) 11 12 (ex-index 12) 12 13 (ex-index 13) 13 14 (ex-index 14) 14 15 (ex-index 15) 15 16 (ex-index 16) 16 17 (ex-index 17) 17 18 (ex-index 18) 18 19 (ex-index 19) 19 20 (ex-index 20) 20 21 (ex-index 21)) nil))
  evil-ex-execute(#("org-move-subtree-down" 0 1 (ex-index 1) 1 2 (ex-index 2) 2 3 (ex-index 3) 3 4 (ex-index 4) 4 5 (ex-index 5) 5 6 (ex-index 6) 6 7 (ex-index 7) 7 8 (ex-index 8) 8 9 (ex-index 9) 9 10 (ex-index 10) 10 11 (ex-index 11) 11 12 (ex-index 12) 12 13 (ex-index 13) 13 14 (ex-index 14) 14 15 (ex-index 15) 15 16 (ex-index 16) 16 17 (ex-index 17) 17 18 (ex-index 18) 18 19 (ex-index 19) 19 20 (ex-index 20) 20 21 (ex-index 21)))
  evil-ex(nil)
  funcall-interactively(evil-ex nil)
  call-interactively(evil-ex nil nil)
  command-execute(evil-ex)

Debian stretch, emacs 25.1.1, spacemacs0.200.9.

error "Match data clobbered by buffer modification hooks"

When I've the following in my init.el:

;; emoji cheat sheet
(use-package emoji-cheat-sheet-plus
  :ensure t
  :init
  (progn
    ;; enabled emoji in buffer
    (add-hook 'org-mode-hook 'emoji-cheat-sheet-plus-display-mode)
    ;; insert emoji with helm
    (global-set-key (kbd "C-c C-e") 'emoji-cheat-sheet-plus-insert)))

and trying to complete the following org-mode task:

** TODO test
   DEADLINE: <2016-11-13 Ned +1d>
   :PROPERTIES:
   :LAST_REPEAT: [2016-11-13 Ned 08:41]
   :END:

Emacs responds with:

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Match data clobbered by buffer modification hooks")
  replace-match(#(" :LAST_REPEAT: [2016-11-13 Ned 08:41]" 0 3
(fontified nil) 3 4 (fontified nil) 4 15 (fontified nil) 15 16
(fontified nil) 17 39 (fontified nil)) t t)
  org--align-node-property()
  org-indent-line()
  org-entry-put(nil "LAST_REPEAT" "[2016-11-13 Ned 08:41]")
  org-auto-repeat-maybe("DONE")

The problem appears in new Emacs 25.1.x and after reporting about it in orgmode mailing list, the following suggestion was made in regard to emacs-emoji-cheat-sheet plus:

It is probably missing save-match-data' in function called through after-change-functions' and
`post-command-hook'.

What do you think?