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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon jnolis

non-ASCII chars (emoji etc.) can cause question marks in output

Open Artoria2e5 opened this issue 7 years ago • 2 comments

Mashing up @ydsa_ (YDSA 🌹) and @FakeUnicode (𝕱𝖆𝖐𝖊 Unicode 👻⁧ ) seems to cause question marks on the ydsa side of the nickname output, showing the name as YDSA ?? instead. Swapping the two sides still show question marks on the YDSA side. Why is it only failing partially?

Artoria2e5 avatar Oct 15 '17 03:10 Artoria2e5

Good question, I noticed this too. Let me look into it.

jnolis avatar Oct 16 '17 20:10 jnolis

The website seems dead so I can't re-test it...

I checked around how fullName is thrown around and it probably is not your fault.

Artoria2e5 avatar Oct 21 '19 12:10 Artoria2e5