Emoji.Wpf 0.3.3

Features

• Provides drop-in replacements for TextBlock and RichTextBox, no additional code required.
• Colour emoji! 😨 💩 🍰 ✈️ ✏️ 📞 ☘️
• Multiracial family emoji! 👩🏿‍👩🏻‍👦🏽 👨🏻‍👩🏿‍👧🏽‍👦🏽 👩🏻‍👶🏽
• Emoji for flags! <img src="https://github.com/samhocevar/emoji.wpf/raw/main/Resources/flags.png" height="24"/>
• Full vector emoji! Render at huge sizes without quality loss.
• Optional support for subpixel antialiasing.
• Lightweight; does not embed a font or emoji images; just uses the system font.
• Works with old .NET versions such as .NET Framework 4.0.
• Can work on Windows 7 or Windows 8 by installing the Segoe UI Emoji font in c:/Windows/Fonts.
• Free, opensource software, with no strings attached.
• Available as a Nuget package.

Available classes

• Emoji.Wpf.TextBlock: an emoji-aware version of System.Windows.Controls.TextBlock.
• Emoji.Wpf.RichTextBox: an emoji-aware version of System.Windows.Controls.RichTextBox.
• Emoji.Wpf.Picker: an emoji picker

Available dependency properties

• Emoji.Image.Source: attach to either System.Windows.Controls.Image control or System.Windows.Media.DrawingImage object in order to manipulate emoji images

Available runtime flags

• bool Emoji.Wpf.EmojiData.EnableSubPixelRendering: enable subpixel rendering, defaults to false
• bool Emoji.Wpf.EmojiData.EnableWindowsStyleFlags: enable flag rendering, defaults to autodetected

Examples

Here is how to use Emoji.Wpf in your XAML:

    <Window ...
            xmlns:emoji="clr-namespace:Emoji.Wpf;assembly=Emoji.Wpf"
            ...>
        <Window.Resources>
            <DrawingImage x:Key="MyImageSource" emoji:Image.Source="👻"/>
        </Window.Resources>
        ...
        <emoji:RichTextBox FontSize="24" Margin="5"/>
        ...
        <emoji:TextBlock FontSize="24" Text="Hello! 💖😁🐨🐱‍🐉👩🏿‍👩🏻‍👦🏽 lol"/>
        ...
        <emoji:Picker FontSize="40"/>
        ...
        <Image Source="{StaticResource MyImageSource}"/>
        ...
        <Image emoji:Image.Source="🦑"/>
        ...
    </Window>

More classes are to come, but feedback on what is needed is welcome.