Ronan Waide [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(b) what do people think about storing QP-encoded text in the BBDB?
Tell me if I'm wrong, but QP enconding will solve the problem of
7/8bits encoding, but not the charset. It's just a way of encoding
ASCII chars 127, but it doesn't tell which
Sam == Sam Steingold [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sam some people put their non-ASCII names in the From:
Sam line. when that happens, BBDB will insist on putting
Sam all possible encodings in the AKA list (that's what you
Sam get when you use Mule instead of UNICODE). the
some people put their non-ASCII names in the From: line.
when that happens, BBDB will insist on putting all possible encodings
in the AKA list (that's what you get when you use Mule instead of
UNICODE).
the appended patch fixes the offending behavior for me (emacs 21).
--
Sam Steingold
