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Re: Strange handling of multi-byte emoji / variation selector U+FE0E in ZLE

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From: "Jun T." <takimoto-j@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: zsh-users@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Strange handling of multi-byte emoji / variation selector U+FE0E in ZLE
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2017 00:28:11 +0900
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> 2017/07/11 04:05、Elliott Cable <me@xxxxxx> wrote, 

>    echo '☺'   // echo -e '\u263A'
>    echo '☺️'   // echo -e '\u263A\uFE0F'
>    echo '☺︎'   // echo -e '\u263A\uFE0E'

> Unfortunately, when these are entered at the command-line, ZLE's
> character-count seems to get all wonky:

Could you please try the latest git master? About two months ago
We've added new Unicode-related functions to zsh, which correctly
recognize U+FF00 - U+FF0F as combining characters.
(The new functions are enabled by default on macOS)

References:
- Strange handling of multi-byte emoji / variation selector U+FE0E in ZLE
  - From: Elliott Cable

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