Closed clin1234 closed 3 months ago
Everything is hardcoded in the binary, so you can't really select the Unicode version.
I just made a few small changes to make it easier to re-generate the data using the Unicode beta; run ./unidata/gen/gen.zsh cache
to re-generate the data, and then go build
to build a new version.
There is no Unicode 16 version for the https://www.unicode.org/Public/emoji/latest/emoji-test.txt file as near as I can tell, so that's still using Unicode 15.1.
You'll need zsh
, gawk
(GNU awk), curl
, and a Go installation (including gofmt
) for that. Most of that should be on most Linux and BSD system already, and probably also on macOS(?) If not, should be easy enough to install. I don't really know much about Windows so don't know how to run it there.
But I don't think it's worth supporting anything more than that. If you really want Unicode 16 and have trouble then tell me your system and I'll upload a binary.
Just wondering if there is a way to handle beta Unicode releases?