func ParseSequencesLegacy(seqType SeqType, data []byte) []string {
	if re, ok := legacySeqTypeRegexp(seqType); ok {
		return ParseSequencesMatching(re, data)
	}
	return nil
}
// ParseSequencesLegacy parses emoji sequences for Emoji versions 1.0 and 2.0. Note
// that in Emoji 1.0, all sequences are in the main data file (filetype Data); for
// Emoji 2.0, all sequences are in the main sequences file (filetype Sequences), with
// no subfiles for variation sequences, ZWJ sequences, etc.
ParseSequencesLegacy parses emoji sequences for Emoji versions 1.0 and 2.0. Note
that in Emoji 1.0, all sequences are in the main data file (filetype Data); for
Emoji 2.0, all sequences are in the main sequences file (filetype Sequences), with
no subfiles for variation sequences, ZWJ sequences, etc.
// ParseSequencesLegacy parses emoji sequences for Emoji versions 1 . 0 and 2 . 0 . Note // that in Emoji 1 . 0 all sequences are in the main data file ( filetype Data ) ; for // Emoji 2 . 0 all sequences are in the main sequences file ( filetype Sequences ) with // no subfiles for variation sequences ZWJ sequences etc .
func ParseSequencesLegacy(seqType SeqType, data []byte) []string {
	if re, ok := legacySeqTypeRegexp(seqType); ok {
		return ParseSequencesMatching(re, data)
	}
	return nil
}
func ParseSequencesLegacy ( seqType SeqType , data [ ] byte ) [ ] string { if re , ok := legacySeqTypeRegexp ( seqType ) ; ok { return ParseSequencesMatching ( re , data ) } return nil }
ParseSequencesLegacy parses emoji sequences for Emoji versions 1.0 and 2.0.
ParseSequencesLegacy parses emoji sequences for Emoji versions 1 . 0 and 2 . 0 .