On June 3, 2005 at 00:11, East Coast Coder wrote: > As far as I can tell, if a message is in text/plain; format=flowed, > Mhonarc still preserves the SR line endings by wrapping the message in > <pre></pre>.
Not (entirely) correct. Please provide example message. <pre> will be used in format=flowed if the message dictates it. For example, if HR lines exist, <pre> is used for them. > Seemingly, this shouldn't be necessary - that is the whole point of > format=flowed, to allow SR's. Is there a switch to tell mhonarc to > only <pre> wrap text/plain fixed, but to *not* wrap flowed (instead > just dropping SR's and converting HR's to <br>'s). I think you have some bad sample messages you are looking at. Note, just because something is tagged as format=flowed does not mean flowed sematics are actually in effect. For example, the message may contain no soft-returns. > As an aside, it seems that format=flowed alone is pretty rare - most > MUA's either send text/html as well (which mhonarc prefers) or > text/plain fixed. Is this correct? No. I believe Mozilla-based MUAs commonly use format=flowed. --ewh
