Open chris-braidwell opened 4 months ago
When I label an object with a 4-digit unicode value: like entry[#9829;], the resulting label is ♥, great.
entry[#9829;]
♥
When I try to use a 5-digit unicode value like entry[#1FBC5;], the resulting label is #1FBC5;.
entry[#1FBC5;]
#1FBC5;
When I try to represent that code point as a surrogate pair like entry[#D83E;#DFC5;], the label is #D83E;#DFC5;.
entry[#D83E;#DFC5;]
#D83E;#DFC5;
Is there a way to represent code points with >4 digits?
See examples above
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Mermaid.js doesn't support hexadecimal HTML entities, but you can use the decimal equivalent as #129989;
#129989;
https://mermaid.live/edit#pako:eNoNyrEOgjAQBuBXIb8ri062rLyBo-dwaQ8h0tac1xBCeHe7fcN3IJQo8JjWsoWZ1ShLNt2fl-vNubsbXuiRRBMvsbWDctcRbJYkBN8YWT8Eymd7XK089hzgTav0qN_IJuPCb-UEP_H6k_MPnsYmxQ
Description
When I label an object with a 4-digit unicode value: like
entry[#9829;]
, the resulting label is♥
, great.When I try to use a 5-digit unicode value like
entry[#1FBC5;]
, the resulting label is#1FBC5;
.When I try to represent that code point as a surrogate pair like
entry[#D83E;#DFC5;]
, the label is#D83E;#DFC5;
.Is there a way to represent code points with >4 digits?
Steps to reproduce
See examples above
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