On 13-01-19, gg wrote:
> W dniu 19.01.2013 o 12:22 Techlive Zheng <techlivezh...@gmail.com> pisze:
> 
> > Hey, I found that elinks now could display HTML file with Content-Type
> > header set as "GBK" or "GB2312" properly, but how could I specify that
> > to display part of a GBK encoded file with no Content-Type header set?
> >
> > The problem I have is that I intend to use elinks to dump HTML email to
> > text in mutt, and most of my emails are encoded in GBK or GB2312 without
> > the Content-Type header set, I can not find a way to tell elinks about
> > the encoding of these HTML emails.
> >
> > I found a thread[1] that talked about displaying BIG5 encoded website,
> > any update on that?
> >
> > [1]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.elinks.user/1920
> 
> Did you try to change default codepage in Option manager?
> press o (Option Manager) -> Document -> Charset -> Default codepage ->  
> enter gb2312
> Save
Thanks, I have just tried what you said, it turns out that elinks could
recognize GB2312 correctly, but not GBK or GB18030.

I have also tried the flowing to dump the text, also, GB2312 works, but
not GBK or GB18030.

    elinks -dump -eval 'set document.codepage.assume = "gb2312"' mutt.html

As GB2312 is support now, it should not be too hard to support GBK or
GB18030. GBK is a sub-set of GB2312, and GB18030 is a supper-set of
GB2312, both of them are commonly used as the content type of a HTML
email message, it is better to support them both, so the following could
be put into the .mailcap file.

    text/html; elinks -dump -eval 'set document.codepage.assume = "%{charset}"' 
%s; copiousoutput;
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