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Racket version Yesterday's snapshot build 8.1.0.6--2021-05-24(18a95c3/a) [cs]
8.1.0.6--2021-05-24(18a95c3/a) [cs]
Operating system Windows 10
Problem When I type ๐ into DrRacket using Japanese input, DrRacket stops responding, and a console window pops up with the following text:
integer->char: contract violation expected: valid-unicode-scalar-value? given: 55357 context...: C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\share\pkgs\gui-lib\mred\private\wx\win32\key.rkt:157:0: maybe-make-key-event C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\share\pkgs\gui-lib\mred\private\wx\win32\window.rkt:611:2: do-key method in window% C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\collects\ffi\unsafe\try-atomic.rkt:45:6 C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\collects\ffi\unsafe\try-atomic.rkt:30:0: call-as-nonatomic-retry-point C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\share\pkgs\gui-lib\mred\private\wx\win32\queue.rkt:78:0: message-dequeue C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\share\pkgs\gui-lib\mred\private\wx\common\queue.rkt:435:6 C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\share\pkgs\gui-lib\mred\private\wx\common\queue.rkt:486:32 C:\Program Files\Racket-8.1.0.6\share\pkgs\gui-lib\mred\private\wx\common\queue.rkt:634:3
Additional info Interestingly, if I type ๐ in another window, and copy-and-paste it into DrRacket, it works properly.
Similar behavior occurs with other emojis like ๐, but typing actual Japanese words rather than emojis (such as ใในใ) works fine.
I am using the default Japanese input method in Windows 10 (the IME).
Racket version Yesterday's snapshot build
8.1.0.6--2021-05-24(18a95c3/a) [cs]
Operating system Windows 10
Problem When I type ๐ into DrRacket using Japanese input, DrRacket stops responding, and a console window pops up with the following text:
Additional info Interestingly, if I type ๐ in another window, and copy-and-paste it into DrRacket, it works properly.
Similar behavior occurs with other emojis like ๐, but typing actual Japanese words rather than emojis (such as ใในใ) works fine.
I am using the default Japanese input method in Windows 10 (the IME).