Just read a little more - you might also try this at the very start
of the function:
replace "=" & numToChar(10) & numToChar(13) with empty in pStr
That sequence (I think) is the qp "soft line break" which is part of
the encoding (which specifies no lines longer than 76 chars in the
encoded data), not part of the original, un-encoded text.
best of luck!
Mark
On 5 Jun 2007, at 12:41, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Mark,
Klaus, I just checked up on Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Quoted-printable
and remembered why I didn't write a more complete function! (My
use of it only involved very short strings - no line endings or
other complications).
A quick (and probably innacurate) reading of the wikipedia page
suggests that the only non-hex characters that should follow an
"=" would be Tab(9), Space(32), CR(10) & LF(13), so maybe that
could help?
Maybe, will try later this day.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Best,
Mark
Regards
Klaus Major
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