Moriyoshi Koizumi wrote:
On Sun, Jan 12, 2003 at 06:37:48PM +0100, Jan Schneider wrote:The PHP manual is a bit vague on what the imap_utf7 methods expect/return: "Converts 8bit data to modified UTF-7 text."
8bit data in what encoding? iso-8859-1 I guess.
imap_utf7_encode() function appears to regard any input strings as encoded in iso-8859-1 just like utf8_encode(). And vice versa. I'll be happy as a developer of php internals if you report such vagueness at the bug database too.
Done.
That's not quite an answer to my question but thanks anyway. ;-)Does the modified utf-7 charset exist as such on common systems so that I can use mb_convert_encoding() or iconv() instead? If so, what's its name?
As php's iconv extension is a mere wrapper of the iconv library and
imap utf-7 support is lacking in most iconv implementations,
it's generally better to use mb_convert_encoding() than iconv().
Try the following: mb_convert_encoding("blahblah", "utf7-imap", "iso-8859-15");
Just to clarify: utf7-imap is an official or at least supported charset name?
Jan.
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