Comment Comment by georgemandis The language handled it fine. It will generally just show replacement characters (�) for combos that don't map to anything.It was really `encodeURIComponent` that didn't handle it gracefully.If you just type this into the console (surrogate pair for cowboy smiley face emoji), you see it encodes it ("%F0%9F%A4%A0"):encodeURIComponent("\uD83E\uDD20")If you give it an invalid surrogate pair, it will throw an actual error:encodeURIComponent("\uDD20\uD83E") parent georgemandis 5 months ago
It was really `encodeURIComponent` that didn't handle it gracefully.
If you just type this into the console (surrogate pair for cowboy smiley face emoji), you see it encodes it ("%F0%9F%A4%A0"):
encodeURIComponent("\uD83E\uDD20")
If you give it an invalid surrogate pair, it will throw an actual error:
encodeURIComponent("\uDD20\uD83E")