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emoji expression conversion PHP library
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<?php include(dirname(__FILE__).'/../lib/emoji.php'); header('Content-type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8'); $GLOBALS['failures'] = 0; $test_unified= "Hello ".utf8_bytes(0x2649); $test_iphone= "Hello ".utf8_bytes(0xE240); $test_docomo= "Hello ".utf8_bytes(0xE647); $test_kddi= "Hello ".utf8_bytes(0xE490); $test_google= "Hello ".utf8_bytes(0xFE02C); $test_html= "Hello ".test_html(2649); is(emoji_docomo_to_unified($test_docomo),$test_unified, "DoCoMo -> Unified"); is(emoji_kddi_to_unified($test_kddi),$test_unified, "KDDI -> Unified"); is(emoji_softbank_to_unified($test_iphone),$test_unified, "Softbank -> Unified"); is(emoji_google_to_unified($test_google),$test_unified, "Google -> Unified"); echo "#------------------\n
Sometimes we get an expression string and want it to display the corresponding expression, so what should we do in this case? I encountered this need some time ago. When requesting data, the string returned by the background contains expression strings of this type: sad:. If the content is directly displayed on the Label, it will also display: sad:. I searched for a lot of information in this form, and found that it had to be processed by mixing pictures and text. Many of the expression strings were in the form of [crying], and then I was a bit confused about the form: sad: , and later I used regular methods to deal with it, and found that it was really easy to use. It also solved the adaptive height problem of tableviewCell. The emoji expression conversion PHP library perfectly solves this problem