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Emoji is displayed as βƒž on win7 #8629

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sudongg opened this issue Jul 30, 2022 · 8 comments
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Emoji is displayed as βƒž on win7 #8629

sudongg opened this issue Jul 30, 2022 · 8 comments
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@sudongg
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sudongg commented Jul 30, 2022

Describe the bug
Emoji displays normally on win 10 but not on win7.

To Reproduce
Create a new project and add to MainWindow.axaml

  1. <TextBlock Text="Test πŸ˜„" />
  2. Emoji displays normally on win 10
    3 Emoji displays βƒž on win 7

Expected behavior
same as win 10

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  • OS:Windows 10 19041 and Windows 7 sp1
@sudongg sudongg added the bug label Jul 30, 2022
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timunie commented Jul 30, 2022

I @sudongg ,

I think this will be available in upcomming v11.0. In the current version, this is not working.

Happy coding
Tim

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timunie commented Jul 30, 2022

Let me add: I don't know about win 7, as this is no longer supported event at microsoft.

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  1. You need a compatible font that has emojis.
  2. TextBlock should work in 0.10 as far as I remember, but TextBox supports it only in nightly 11.0 as @timunie said

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sudongg commented Jul 31, 2022

  1. You need a compatible font that has emojis.
  2. TextBlock should work in 0.10 as far as I remember, but TextBox supports it only in nightly 11.0 as @timunie said

The problem only occurs on win7, I have tried using embedded fonts on win7 and seguiemj.ttf is already installed on win7.

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@Gillibald do you know anything about win7 specific behavior?

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Gillibald commented Jul 31, 2022

Win7 might not come with a default font that supports Emojis other than that there is nothing special

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sudongg commented Jul 31, 2022

Win7 might not come with a default font that supports Emojis other than that there is nothing special
I tried to use embedded fonts and install emojis fonts, but they didn't solve the problem.

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timunie commented Jul 31, 2022

Can you maybe double-check in your font if all three icons which are not working are available?

@maxkatz6 maxkatz6 closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Dec 26, 2023
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