If skin tone is specified, the base emoji should be emoji style even
if it is text presentation default emoji.
This patch also removes wrong test case which expects default emoji
presentation but it is controlled by family order in /etc/fonts.xml
and there is no special logic for default presentation in minikin.
Thus the default presentation unit test should not be in minikin.
Bug: 27342346
Change-Id: I74a2b2feab4d559535049e368cfd833063cce81c
An emoji with a modifier should be treated as a single grapheme, i.e.
it should not be possible to place the cursor between the base and
modifier. This patch implements the proposed Rule GB9c from Mark
Davis's proposal entitled "Fixing breaking properties for emoji",
L2/16-011R3.
The patch also skips over variation sequences attached the to the
preceding character, for computing grapheme cluster boundaries.
Bug: 26829153
Change-Id: Iff5bc2bb8e5246223a017c7cf33acfbf63817f16
Make it so it's not possible to position the cursor inside an emoji
formed by a sequence including zero-width joiners.
Bug: 25368653
Change-Id: I67ec0874cd1505f3c82ab91492ffc3d39a52fae6
Initial unit tests for Minikin functionality. Also fixes an incorrect
Hangul case (uncovered in testing), and improves handling of broken
UTF-16.
Change-Id: I69b441d8e3b19ed06abcc56f13271abadf3d1010
This tailors Unicode's Grapheme_Cluster_Break property to better
classify characters currently with the Control property value.
Also adds support for rule GB9b of UAX #29, needed since there are
now characters we are tailoring to be Prepend. The rule was
previously ommited in our implementation because there was no
characters in the Prepend class.
Bug: 15653110
Change-Id: If10da88df0980f7d676c8c0b950eda5fb8dbe741
New functions for computing the correspondence between cursor
position and advance, respecting grapheme boundaries.
Change-Id: I620378d5f64cd74300cd43db522adeb555825dff
This patch includes an implementation of grapheme cluster breaking,
which is especially useful for repositioning the cursor for left and
right arrow key presses. The implementation is closely based on Unicode
TR29, and uses the ICU grapheme cluster break property, but is tailored
to more closely match the existing implementation and expected behavior.
Part of a fix for b/15653110 Improve behavior of arrow keys in EditText
Change-Id: I8eb742f77039c9ab7b2838285018cf8a8fc88343
