Support adding emojis directly inside a '-enclosed string

[voxpelli]

I want this to result in an emoji-suggestion:

console.log(':wa');

Currently only this does:

console.log(' :wa');

Removing the need for an initial space would be 👌

I often add Emojis at the beginning of a string, especially in logs, as it makes it easier to find that line among all of the lines of a project. Before I've used the Atom equivalent of this module.

[mattbierner]

Yeah this on is explicitly disabled right now because it can cause a lot of false positives, such as triggering emoji intellisense when you type : in {'a': b }. Two possible solutions that don't require understanding the language:

• Show intellisense in this case if you manually request it (hitting ctrl+space)
• Make restriction on the previous character less restrictive. It could instead match a : preceded by any non-alphanumeric character perhaps. Still would be broken for {'a': b }

The first seems like the better solution

[voxpelli]

First one seems simple, but wouldn't it be possible to know if it's a string or not from each language grammar/parser? An always allow this syntax within string contexts?