On Wednesday 16 May 2018 10:50:40 Eric Wong wrote: > p...@cpan.org wrote: > > Both > > > > "Quoted N'Ame" <f...@example.com> > > > > "Quoted N\'Ame" <f...@example.com> > > > > are syntactically and semantically valid and correct. And represent > > exactly same phrase. Just first one is shorter as an apostrophe > > character is not needed to escape. (But you can). > > Ah, good point, I failed to realize that.
You can escape any character in quoted string. > > Escaping ' character is done by Email::Address::XS module which > > Email::MIME uses. So it is not Email::MIME (related) code. > > And I failed to realize Email::Address::XS was being used in > this case :x (I mainly support whatever's packaged for Debian stable) Yes, Email::Address::XS is not in Debian stable. And older versions of Email::MIME does not use Email::Address::XS. > > Ok, I will change Email::Address::XS module to not escape ' character > > when it is not needed. > > Thank you; it'll look a bit cleaner in the raw message, at least :> > > > If you know more similar problems, please let me know. > > > > Thanks for report! > > Will do, thanks for catching this. I guess this list covers > everything in Email::*, anyways? E.g. Email::Stuffer uses Email::MIME. So transitively - yes. Anyway, Now I pushed more changes related to formatting and parsing email addresses into Email::Address::XS git repository at github https://github.com/pali/Email-Address-XS (branch master). Can you test if everything is OK now in master branch?
