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Describe the bug
The heart emoticon <3, which is listed on Wikipedia, is not found by the emoticons method.
To Reproduce
importemotemot_obj=emot.core.emot()
test="<3 :D some text <3 :D"emot_obj.emoticons(test)
# {'value': [':D', ':D'], 'location': [[3, 5], [19, 21]], 'mean': ['Laughing, big grin or laugh with glasses', 'Laughing, big grin or laugh with glasses'], 'flag': True}emot_obj.emoticons(test)["value"]
# [':D', ':D']
Expected behavior
In the example above, emot_obj.emoticons(test) should also find <3.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug
The heart emoticon
<3
, which is listed on Wikipedia, is not found by theemoticons
method.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
In the example above,
emot_obj.emoticons(test)
should also find<3
.Desktop (please complete the following information):
emot
version: 3.1Additional context
</3
is also not foundWorkaround
emot\emo_unicode.py
by addingu"<3":"Heart"
in theEMOTICONS_EMO
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