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Configure Unicode fonts for Emacs
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Apple Color Emoji? #5

Closed aufflick closed 10 years ago

aufflick commented 11 years ago

Hi,

I assume the reason it doesn't work is because Emacs doesn't support it's flavour of bitmap fonts?

jonnay commented 11 years ago

+1

rolandwalker commented 11 years ago

Missed this before. Apple Color Emoji do work in the new "native mac" fork of Emacs (https://github.com/railwaycat/emacs-mac-port), which uses a different font backend than the official Cocoa.

Appropriate mappings for Apple's Emoji are given in the comments of this library.

jonnay commented 11 years ago

Great! Thanks!

For reference, this is what I did to make it go:

(defun emagician/update-unicode-block-with-font (block font)
  "Adds FONT to BLOCK in `unicode-fonts-block-font-mapping"
  (let ((b (assoc block unicode-fonts-block-font-mapping)))
    (when (not b)
      (error "Block %s not found!" block))
    (setf (cdr b) (list (cons font (cadr b))))
    b))

(emagician/update-unicode-block-with-font "Dingbats" "Apple Color Emoji")
(emagician/update-unicode-block-with-font "Emoticons" "Apple Color Emoji")
(emagician/update-unicode-block-with-font "Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs" "Apple Color Emoji")
(emagician/update-unicode-block-with-font "Transport and Map Symbols" "Apple Color Emoji")

; This may be dumb, but it works. 
(setq unicode-fonts-setup-done nil)
(unicode-fonts-setup)