> I'm also not sure on the practicality of using this... for emojis. What
> would be the benefit over a simple enumeration? Or, perhaps asked
> differently, what do those "vectors" represent in your view?
>
Perhaps;
{#34][#85][#77]
[#41][#99][#85]
The #xx is my own made up utf-encoding of an emoji
First row is the array, listing the "heads" e.g second item (#85) is a
bicycle
Lower row are the "tail ends"
...i.e for bicycle+1 (i.e #85+1=#86) you get a tricycle. #87 is vespa. and
so on untill #99 - then back up to #85 again.
Note that chain #85-#99 overlaps #77-#86 because #84 is a "skateboard" and
in the context of #77 also bicycle (#85) fits in. But in the chain starting
with #85 the skateboard is not considered fitting.
One could imagine further chain snips when they exist;
{#34][#85][#77]
[#41][#99][#85]
[#50]
[#58]
i.e there is the #34 chain that streches to 41 but then continues with 50
to 58 (then up to 34 again)
The fine point, I assume, is that you don't really store any emojis. You
store a small set of utf codes (the start and end) and "mathematially" flip
to any emoji between them.
Freak out idea: What if instead of only cycling to next emoji, it would
open up a visual array of the chain... and when clicking an emoji, this is
set to be the tag but if you click this, then this now opens up a visual
array that includes all the chains it is part of! This way you could
*navigate* among emojis!
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