Interesting, I actually expected it to encode a single letter with infinitely long combining marks such that 'highlighting' it was just highlighting one character.
That's curious, because the only character is just the letter A. But I suppose if the font doesn't support a particular combining mark, it gives up on the whole grapheme?
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A demonstration as a comment on the gist would probably work! I'd love to see that
Good point, added
Interesting, I actually expected it to encode a single letter with infinitely long combining marks such that 'highlighting' it was just highlighting one character.
You can do that too, if you increase the STACK_HEIGHT constant (btw, the decoder still works the same, so changing this doesn't break compatibility)
Oh neat! Thanks :)
Most of the characters appear as boxes on my phone.
That's curious, because the only character is just the letter A. But I suppose if the font doesn't support a particular combining mark, it gives up on the whole grapheme?