Print Unicode escape codes from variable

问题

I have a list of Unicode character codes that I would like to output with rumoji. Here's the code I'm using to iterate over my data.

require "rumoji"

# this works
puts Rumoji.decode("\u{1F600}")

# feed some data
data = [
    "1F600",
    "1F476",
    "1F474"
]

data.each do |line|
    # this doesn't work
    puts Rumoji.decode("\u{#{line}}")
    puts Rumoji.decode("\u{" + line + "}")
end

I'm not sure how I can use variable names inside the escaped string.

回答1:

One can not use \u along with string interpolation, since \u takes precedence. What one might do, is to Array#pack an array of integers:

▶ data.map { |e| e.to_i(16) }.pack 'U*'
#⇒ "😀👶👴"

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37020444/print-unicode-escape-codes-from-variable