add naïve reverse mapped dictionary of aliases #5
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January 10, 2014 12:26
The reversed dictionary is generated at runtime to avoid maintaining two distinct source lists. Duplicate emoji are trimmed through the use of NSSet and each is paired to a code by selecting the first result of `-[NSDictionary allKeysForObject:]`. It is important to note that the keys are not ordered and grouped sequentially as defined in `EMOJI_HASH` and in turn, will result in `:-1:` paired to 👎 and *not* `:+1:` paired to 👍 but instead `:thumbsup:`.
Associate pointer * to variable not type - old habits die hard 💀
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The reversed dictionary is generated at runtime to avoid maintaining two distinct source lists. Duplicate emoji are trimmed through the use of NSSet and each is paired to a code by selecting the first result of
-[NSDictionary allKeysForObject:]. It is important to note that the keys are not ordered and grouped sequentially as defined inEMOJI_HASHand in turn, will result in:-1:paired to 👎 and not:+1:paired to 👍 but instead:thumbsup:.