Hi,
On 2003/05/15 4:49:42, Michael Haardt wrote:
> If the current OE versions indeed generate broken MIME words, I will
> change the code that way, but using a macro, so we can go back to RFC
> conforming behaviour after MS fixed their code. Could you please check
> which versions are affected? I don't have OE, or Windows for that matter,
> to check it out.
I tested the latest OE (ver 6.00.2800.1123), and proved it does not
enbug. All right, but this does not mean you don't have to take care
this kind of broken words. As some MUAs still do a broken encoding,
because of a difficulty around character set conversion and escape
sequences of ISO-2022-*, I wish your code be a little more flexible
though it's not RFC standard.
* actually, there is a long web page describing this (in japanese)
like
http://www.din.or.jp/~ohzaki/perl.htm#JP_Base64
Anyway, your sieve.c is good enough for multi-byte filtering.
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Norihisa Washitake.
Dept of Earth Sciences, Sci, The University of Tokyo
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