This Emacs Lisp function is supposed to give me RFC 2047 by using
external command:
(defun rcd-mailutils-flt2047 (string &optional encoding q-or-b)
(let* ((encoding (or encoding "utf-8"))
(q-or-b (or "Q" q-or-b))
(command (format "mailutils flt2047 -c %s -E%s \"%s\"" encoding
q-or-b string))
(result (string-trim (shell-command-to-string command))))
result))
And I get this:
(rcd-mailutils-flt2047 "Č <[email protected]>")
"=?utf-8?Q?=C4=8C_<[email protected]>?="
And then mail complains that email address is not valid.
If I use the built in Emacs function then I get different result:
(rfc2047-encode-string "Č <[email protected]>")
"=?utf-8?Q?=C4=8C?= <[email protected]>"
Another question is if `mailutils flt2047' really needs to encode
something what need not be encoded, as this below is also not encoding it:
(rfc2047-encode-string "ABC <[email protected]>")
"ABC <[email protected]>"
while this is encoding:
(rfc2047-encode-string "ABČ <[email protected]>")
"=?utf-8?Q?AB=C4=8C?= <[email protected]>"
while this is also encoding which is probably not necessary and probably
incorrect.
(rcd-mailutils-flt2047 "ABC <[email protected]>")
"=?utf-8?Q?ABC_<[email protected]>?="
Maybe the function from mailutils asks me to parse and separate
name from the email address. It is just hypothetical question on
how it should be.
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Thanks,
Jean Louis
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