String.fromCharCode: accept hex string argument for icon font codes#904
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Allows storing icon font character codes as hex strings (e.g. "e272")
and converting them to unicode characters at runtime via
String.fromCharCode("e272"), in addition to the existing integer form.
This enables patterns like:
const Icons = { play: "e272" };
local icon = String.fromCharCode(Icons.play);
Integer arguments (0xe272, 58994) are unchanged - fully backwards compatible.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01UiAHB42HtFriHbJ9q5Lp4u
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Allows storing icon font character codes as hex strings (e.g. "e272") and converting them to unicode characters at runtime via String.fromCharCode("e272"), in addition to the existing integer form.
This enables patterns like:
const Icons = { play: "e272" };
local icon = String.fromCharCode(Icons.play);
Integer arguments (0xe272, 58994) are unchanged - fully backwards compatible.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01UiAHB42HtFriHbJ9q5Lp4u