>Ken Hornstein <[email protected]> wrote: > > Well, _if_ someone is following RFC 3676 properly, we're actually > > pretty good on reply. That text is something we can generally deal > > with. > >Sadly, they aren't. >We also, to make this useful, have to detect what outlook, thunderbird >and (now) Apple Mail are doing that *isn't* format=flowed, and pretend >that it is. That's 99% of what is coming at us, and I really want to turn >it around as format=flowed.
Okay, let me speak to that. Right now we don't do automatic text reflow for _display_. That seems pretty straightforward; doing that shouldn't be hard. Right? Right. Of course, we want to deal with _replies_ as well. If you're using replyfilter, then actually I think we handle that pretty well (there are things that could be fixed). If you're not using replyfilter, then why not? :-) But anyway, that's mostly a kinda-mostly-solved problem. >What I'm saying is that maybe this is a front-end problem, and that the >draft should already be in that format. I'm sure that exmh and emacs can >arrange that. I don't think exmh can really arrange that easily. I don't think the built-in sedit editor does that, and I personally use vi(m) with exmh and like I said, how that works isn't obvious. Also ... it requires some sophistication in knowing what you're sending. Me, I'm used to creating paragraphs of plain text, and it would be easy to screw up the formatting, especially if I happen to reformat it. It just seems like it would be too hard. Let me put it this way; if it was easy, why aren't people be doing it now? --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
