Ken Hornstein writes: > There is a good chunk of code inside of nmh that assumes ASCII (in > terms of "what is a space", "what is a newline", and other things). > [..] > internal representation UTF-8.
What do you mean by "internal representation"? Conversion from any to utf-8, processing by the code and conversion back to the original charset is really internal, transparent for the user. > Now my plan > was to convert from UTF-8 to the native character set, but that > conversion won't be perfect. But such the internall conversion would be perfect, no new characters is introduced (except formatting like newlines, spaces). The question is: what charset will be in draft for edition? Original, converted to something (e.g. according to locale) or utf-8. This is no longer internal. > > I'm writing the code, I'm the one > who makes the decisions. [..] > you can give me your OPINION, Clear statement. Max -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
