Speak ordinal and hex value of 32 bit unicode characters when pressing review current character three times#8995
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Summary of the issue:
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I expect to get the unicode value of the character, but I only get the emoji repeated again.
Originally posted by @tspivey in #8953 (comment)
Description of how this pull request fixes the issue:
When the ord function fails on a character and the UTF-32 encoded character is 4 bytes in size (i.e. it is really just one character), calculate the ordinal value manually. This will no longer be necessary in Python 3.
Testing performed:
Tested with several emoji
Known issues with pull request:
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