Wow, sounds great. Are you interested in sharing what you
have got so far?
=v= Okay, I've put the rough cut script below. It's got a lot
of stuff hardcoded into it, and does hacky things like grabbing
info out of comments that is better gotten from variables. I'm
working on a rewrite that
On April 30, 2002 at 23:44, Jym Dyer wrote:
=v= Okay, I've put the rough cut script below. It's got a lot
of stuff hardcoded into it, and does hacky things like grabbing
info out of comments that is better gotten from variables. I'm
working on a rewrite that uses mhamain.pl and also does
I was wondering if anyone had an ideas on the best way to strip off when
someone's email client has quoted a previous email. I know in Outlook
it either does -Original Message- or - Original Message
- and using some simple string functions I've trimmed that, but
some of them
Thanks, this is a great tool, and having had a very quick poke at the code
it seems very nicely laid out with plenty of commenting, [especially
considering it is a perl program!] :-)
I am still missing a high level overview of all the routines, but I think I
may be able to pick this up from
On May 1, 2002 at 15:55, Greg Matheson wrote:
I guess I could parse the email messages myself and pass the
bodies in as environmental variables to MHonArc. This solution
still would have the problem of deciding which email message
corresponded with which MHonArc file name.
Search
I have created a version of mhtxtplain.pl which supports the flowed text format
(http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2646.txt). The idea of this format is that,
unlike HTML, it looks just fine to people with plain text, but for mail readers that
support it, text, including quoted messages, can be
