emoji_fix: Turn emojis into qualified emojis
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Turn emojis into qualified emojis
Description
Some emojis can be written in multiple different ways either as
fully-qualified, minimally-qualified, or unqualified. emoji_fix()
will take any emoji and return the fully-qualified version of that emoji.
Usage
emoji_fix(x)
Arguments
x
Characters, vector of emojis.
Details
This function is vectorized.
Value
vector of fully-qualified emojis
Examples
unqualified_ind <- which(emojis$qualified == "unqualified")[1:10]
unqualified <- emojis$emoji[unqualified_ind]
unqualified
emoji_fix(unqualified)
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Turn emojis into qualified emojis
Description
Some emojis can be written in multiple different ways either as
fully-qualified, minimally-qualified, or unqualified. emoji_fix()
will take any emoji and return the fully-qualified version of that emoji.
Usage
emoji_fix(x)
Arguments
x |
Characters, vector of emojis. |
Details
This function is vectorized.
Value
vector of fully-qualified emojis
Examples
unqualified_ind <- which(emojis$qualified == "unqualified")[1:10]
unqualified <- emojis$emoji[unqualified_ind]
unqualified
emoji_fix(unqualified)
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