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In Xcode, I've previously gone to Editor > Emoji & Symbols, found some Emoji, double clicked it and had it appear in my code where the cursor is.

I'm trying to do that now and nothing is happening. I can't find any way to get the Emoji into Xcode.

Does anyone have some suggestion?

rmaddy
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4thSpace
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This solution is for Mac OS (Mavericks and up) and not only Xcode:

Cmd+Ctrl+Space

Will bring this menu, where you can simply click on the one you want:

emoji picker menu

pkamb
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redent84
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Open Xcode -> Edit Menu -> Choose enter image description here

Then Emoji appears , Here is snapshot :

enter image description here

Note : - Xcode 7.2.1

Hope it Helps. Thanks

Shobhakar Tiwari
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  • None of you have read the OP. You're all showing to get to the Emojis, which I've already described. – 4thSpace Apr 25 '16 at 18:03
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While using Windows in Atom use Windows + ; for the emojis options.

Suraj Rao
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After searching alot how to insert an emoji in vs code on windows I found out that you have to use win + :.

James Risner
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For adding any emoji in VSCode, follow the steps:

1 Install the extension "Emoji" in vs code.

  1. Whenever you need to add an emoji or any symbol in the code, run the Command Palette and search for "Emoji".

  2. A list of emojis will show up. Select your required emoji.

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