I spent embarrassingly long programmatically generating these in python.
In the end, you get a file (emoji.env) that you can read with "set /r emoji.env" in about 0.7 seconds to grant access to emojis via enivornment variable.
This lets you echo emojis via environment variables, like so:
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The file looks like this:
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In the end, you get a file (emoji.env) that you can read with "set /r emoji.env" in about 0.7 seconds to grant access to emojis via enivornment variable.
This lets you echo emojis via environment variables, like so:
The file looks like this:
Code:
EMOJI_BICYCLE=%@CHAR[55357]%@CHAR[57010]
EMOJI_BIKINI=%@CHAR[55357]%@CHAR[56409]
EMOJI_BILLED_CAP=%@CHAR[55358]%@CHAR[56802]
EMOJI_BIOHAZARD=%@CHAR[9763]%@CHAR[65039]...Read more