docs/net.corda.core.internal/Emoji

Emoji

object Emoji

A simple wrapper class that contains icons and support for printing them only when we're connected to a terminal.

Properties

val bagOfCash: String

val books: String

CODE_BAG_OF_CASH

val CODE_BAG_OF_CASH: String

val CODE_BOOKS: String

val CODE_COOL_GUY: String

val CODE_DEVELOPER: String

val CODE_DIAMOND: String

val CODE_FREE: String

CODE_GREEN_TICK

val CODE_GREEN_TICK: String

CODE_LEFT_ARROW

val CODE_LEFT_ARROW: String

val CODE_LIGHTBULB: String

val CODE_NEWSPAPER: String

val CODE_NO_ENTRY: String

val CODE_PAPERCLIP: String

CODE_RIGHT_ARROW

val CODE_RIGHT_ARROW: String

CODE_SANTA_CLAUS

val CODE_SANTA_CLAUS: String

CODE_SKULL_AND_CROSSBONES

val CODE_SKULL_AND_CROSSBONES: String

CODE_SLEEPING_FACE

val CODE_SLEEPING_FACE: String

val CODE_SOON: String

CODE_WARNING_SIGN

val CODE_WARNING_SIGN: String

val coolGuy: String

val developer: String

val diamond: String

val emojiMode: ThreadLocal<Any>

When non-null, toString() methods are allowed to use emoji in the output as we're going to render them to a sufficiently capable text surface.

val free: String

val greenTick: String

hasEmojiTerminal

val hasEmojiTerminal: <Error class: unknown class>

val leftArrow: String

val lightBulb: String

val newspaper: String

val noEntry: String

val paperclip: String

val rightArrow: String

val santaClaus: String

skullAndCrossbones

val skullAndCrossbones: String

val sleepingFace: String

val soon: String

val warningSign: String

Functions

renderIfSupported

fun renderIfSupported(obj: Any): String

inline fun <T> renderIfSupported(body: () -> T): T