Hi
tra...@fa... píše v Čt 09. 02. 2017 v 00:08 +0000:
> Hi,
>
> I'm unable to successfully encode/decode an SMS containing emoji.
>
> Using Python 3 and the Python-Gammu library, I encode a PDU for
> message
> text containing an emoji character 😂 (Unicode character U+1F602 -
> "FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY"):
>
> The PDU returned is
> "07918188558588f811000b912121551532f40018ff02f602".
>
> When I then decode this PDU using the Python-Gammu library, the
> message
> text contains an unrecognised character (\xEF\x98\x82), rather
> than
> the Unicode emoji character.
>
> *** I get the same result using Wammu's own encoder and decoder tools
> at
> https://wammu.eu/tools/pdu-encode/ and
> https://wammu.eu/tools/pdu-decode/ . ***
>
> I wonder whether this is something to do with the gammu library
> working
> strictly to the GSM specification and interpreting the UDH payload
> as
> UCS-2 encoded rather than as UTF-16. Nevertheless, emoji are now in
> common use within SMS messages, and I need to find a way of
> converting
> gammu's literal decoding back to the original emoji as entered by
> the
> sending party.
>
> Would anyone please be able to guide me on how to achieve this?
This can be achieved by fixing bug in python-gammu :-). See our issue
tracker:
https://github.com/gammu/python-gammu/issues/16
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