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There is now way to input smiles from the keyboard #450

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weiznich opened this issue Dec 4, 2015 · 5 comments
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There is now way to input smiles from the keyboard #450

weiznich opened this issue Dec 4, 2015 · 5 comments

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@weiznich
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weiznich commented Dec 4, 2015

Signal-Android let you choose smilies explicit by changing the keyboard. On desktop you have normally a hardware keyboard. Currently I don't found any possibility to type smiley. A workaround is to copy it from an older message.

I see two options to implement this:

  1. Add a button to show an explicit dialog to choose a smiley
  2. Replace certain string(e.g. :) )with the matching smiley.
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2-4601 commented Dec 4, 2015

Duplicate of #86, #197, #194 😃
Also try to type :cold_sweat: in the Send a message field.

@McLoo
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McLoo commented Dec 4, 2015

just for completeness, emoji are NOT working on Windows right now (#293)

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2-4601 commented Dec 4, 2015

@McLoo Have you tried with the beta?
The directory structure is different between the git version and the beta extension.

git:

$ ls -dog images/twemoji/16x16
... images/twemoji/16x16 -> ../../components/twemoji/16x16

beta:

$ ls -god images/twemoji/16x16/
... images/twemoji/16x16/

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McLoo commented Dec 4, 2015

still on the wait list :) could try grunt it though. thanks for the hint

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weiznich commented Dec 4, 2015

Thanks for the hint. I will close this in favour of #197. This needs to be documented somewhere. In the current state it is really unintuitive.

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