Ken Hornstein k...@pobox.com writes:
No, and I didn’t realise it myself! I read this mailing list
through gmane using gnus, so quite what happens to utf-8 is a bit of
a mystery. In fact, by the time your follow-up got back to me the
apostrophe had turned back into an apostrophe. (There’s also ó
Well, if I run the replied message through mhn it automagically
figures out that the charset is UTF-8 and encodes everything with
quoted-printable (I assume it's getting the correct charset through my
locale). So maybe all I need to do is make sure my script converts
all of the text it gets
Yeah, probably. But I'm not sure what the right solution should be
for that case.
As a side note ... my last message went out as quoted-printable, but I guess
the mailing list software re-encoded it as base64. Go figure.
--Ken
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Hi Ken,
As a side note ... my last message went out as quoted-printable, but I
guess the mailing list software re-encoded it as base64. Go figure.
Yes, I think it does that. Bit annoying. Would be nice if it picked
the one that shipped the least bytes.
Cheers, Ralph.
Yes, I think it does that. Bit annoying. Would be nice if it picked
the one that shipped the least bytes.
Bytes schmytes, pick the one that's maximally human readable.
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Hi Jerrad,
Yes, I think it does that. Bit annoying. Would be nice if it
picked the one that shipped the least bytes.
Bytes schmytes, pick the one that's maximally human readable.
That's probably the same thing? Base64 is more than 8/6ths the
original, if quoted printable was bigger than
Yes, I think it does that. Bit annoying. Would be nice if it picked
the one that shipped the least bytes.
Bytes schmytes, pick the one that's maximally human readable.
A lot of my European friends refer to quoted-printable as quoted-unreadable.
But if the choice is between q-p and base64, I'd
On 4/2/2012 3:17 PM, Jerrad Pierce wrote:
Yes, I think it does that. Bit annoying. Would be nice if it picked
the one that shipped the least bytes.
Bytes schmytes, pick the one that's maximally human readable.
+1.
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