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iOS 10.0 + - What version unicode does it support?
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I'm having trouble finding documentation on what unicode version is supported on iOS starting iOS 10 +.
I've found that Android supports minimum Unicode version 6.3. I need the same minimum requirement for iOS.
I've looked at the following stackoverflow posts and have yet to find the answer:
Does IOS support all Unicode emojies?
Which Unicode versions are supported in which OS X and iOS versions?
Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated!
ios swift unicode emoji
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
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I'm having trouble finding documentation on what unicode version is supported on iOS starting iOS 10 +.
I've found that Android supports minimum Unicode version 6.3. I need the same minimum requirement for iOS.
I've looked at the following stackoverflow posts and have yet to find the answer:
Does IOS support all Unicode emojies?
Which Unicode versions are supported in which OS X and iOS versions?
Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated!
ios swift unicode emoji
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
soCohesivesoCohesive
485 bronze badges
The current Unicode version is 12. The Unicode Consortium documents all of the versioning (unicode.org/versions/Unicode12.0.0). The Swift language is fully Unicode compliant. I'd suggest checking through Unicode's version history and testing on iOS 10 devices the specific Unicode updates included in version 6.3. My guess is that you will find full support.
– bsod
Mar 26 at 16:27
If pointum answer regarding OS X 10.11 is correct, then we can be sure that iOS 10 is at least supporting Unicode 8.0.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:34
Regarding Android support, you should specify the Android version, because Unicode support in Android Cupcake and Android Pie is very likely different.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:37
add a comment |
I'm having trouble finding documentation on what unicode version is supported on iOS starting iOS 10 +.
I've found that Android supports minimum Unicode version 6.3. I need the same minimum requirement for iOS.
I've looked at the following stackoverflow posts and have yet to find the answer:
Does IOS support all Unicode emojies?
Which Unicode versions are supported in which OS X and iOS versions?
Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated!
ios swift unicode emoji
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
soCohesivesoCohesive
485 bronze badges
I'm having trouble finding documentation on what unicode version is supported on iOS starting iOS 10 +.
I've found that Android supports minimum Unicode version 6.3. I need the same minimum requirement for iOS.
I've looked at the following stackoverflow posts and have yet to find the answer:
Does IOS support all Unicode emojies?
Which Unicode versions are supported in which OS X and iOS versions?
Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated!
ios swift unicode emoji
ios swift unicode emoji
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
soCohesivesoCohesive
485 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
soCohesivesoCohesive
485 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
soCohesivesoCohesive
485 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
soCohesivesoCohesive
485 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:49
soCohesivesoCohesive
485 bronze badges
485 bronze badges
The current Unicode version is 12. The Unicode Consortium documents all of the versioning (unicode.org/versions/Unicode12.0.0). The Swift language is fully Unicode compliant. I'd suggest checking through Unicode's version history and testing on iOS 10 devices the specific Unicode updates included in version 6.3. My guess is that you will find full support.
– bsod
Mar 26 at 16:27
If pointum answer regarding OS X 10.11 is correct, then we can be sure that iOS 10 is at least supporting Unicode 8.0.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:34
Regarding Android support, you should specify the Android version, because Unicode support in Android Cupcake and Android Pie is very likely different.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:37
add a comment |
The current Unicode version is 12. The Unicode Consortium documents all of the versioning (unicode.org/versions/Unicode12.0.0). The Swift language is fully Unicode compliant. I'd suggest checking through Unicode's version history and testing on iOS 10 devices the specific Unicode updates included in version 6.3. My guess is that you will find full support.
– bsod
Mar 26 at 16:27
If pointum answer regarding OS X 10.11 is correct, then we can be sure that iOS 10 is at least supporting Unicode 8.0.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:34
Regarding Android support, you should specify the Android version, because Unicode support in Android Cupcake and Android Pie is very likely different.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:37
The current Unicode version is 12. The Unicode Consortium documents all of the versioning (unicode.org/versions/Unicode12.0.0). The Swift language is fully Unicode compliant. I'd suggest checking through Unicode's version history and testing on iOS 10 devices the specific Unicode updates included in version 6.3. My guess is that you will find full support.
– bsod
Mar 26 at 16:27
The current Unicode version is 12. The Unicode Consortium documents all of the versioning (unicode.org/versions/Unicode12.0.0). The Swift language is fully Unicode compliant. I'd suggest checking through Unicode's version history and testing on iOS 10 devices the specific Unicode updates included in version 6.3. My guess is that you will find full support.
– bsod
Mar 26 at 16:27
If pointum answer regarding OS X 10.11 is correct, then we can be sure that iOS 10 is at least supporting Unicode 8.0.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:34
If pointum answer regarding OS X 10.11 is correct, then we can be sure that iOS 10 is at least supporting Unicode 8.0.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:34
Regarding Android support, you should specify the Android version, because Unicode support in Android Cupcake and Android Pie is very likely different.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:37
Regarding Android support, you should specify the Android version, because Unicode support in Android Cupcake and Android Pie is very likely different.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:37
add a comment |
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The current Unicode version is 12. The Unicode Consortium documents all of the versioning (unicode.org/versions/Unicode12.0.0). The Swift language is fully Unicode compliant. I'd suggest checking through Unicode's version history and testing on iOS 10 devices the specific Unicode updates included in version 6.3. My guess is that you will find full support.
– bsod
Mar 26 at 16:27
If pointum answer regarding OS X 10.11 is correct, then we can be sure that iOS 10 is at least supporting Unicode 8.0.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:34
Regarding Android support, you should specify the Android version, because Unicode support in Android Cupcake and Android Pie is very likely different.
– Cœur
Mar 26 at 16:37