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  • Unintentional Smiley Inversion Issue


    David
    • Status: Fixed Priority: Trivial

    Hello. I noticed a small bug in HTML5 that will probably only effect me and Sergio, but is still a bug nonetheless. Adding a smiley effect that ends in _#i seems to invert the smiley, even if it isn't the intention. For example, if I say (goo#ilu) the smiley will be inverted with the ilu effect. I've attached screenshots and potential reproduction steps. Let me know if you need anything else.


    Steps to reproduce bug: Note: I'm unsure if this is effected by having days or not. Sergio and I both have Valentine. 1. Say a smiley and add something beginning in i to the code. Ex. (smile#ilu) 2. Smiley is inverted even though that was not the intention
    Screenshots: https://prnt.sc/seb4wk Flash/HTML5 Comparison: https://prnt.sc/seba89 // https://prnt.sc/sebaiv

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