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Strip all variation selectors on emoji #3814
Strip all variation selectors on emoji #3814
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can this not just be done using a regex unicode character range?
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Good question: I'm not sure as I'd have to look at whether js regexes match by UTF-16 character code or by codepoint, which I suspect depends on whether you use an old style regex or an ES6 style 'u' regex?
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nm: a regex is indeed fine. My code wasn't though because I had an 'and' when I needed an 'or'.