On Wed, 05 May 2004 18:35:59 -0400 Sam Varshavchik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are creating a new structure that lists encoding parameters for selected > character sets. > > There's already an existing structure that enumerates all the character sets > sqwebmail knows about: the unicode structure list. > > Your new structure is redundant, and duplicates too many things. Try to > rework your changes to use the unicode structure. Although preferred encoding method etc. depend on charset, mono-lingual (-charset) configuration (*) won't link unicode library. (*) And charsets of HTTP content and outgoing message are identical (See Ichikawa's recommendation). And generally, text/* attachments can be of charsets not listed in unicode/charsetlist.c (I've not work on this problem yet). So rfc2045/rfc2045charsetinfo.c lists unsupported charsets too. That's why I created new structure belonging to rfc2045, not to unicode. I might add new flags to unicode structure, but I thought it isn't appropriate. --- nezumi
