Whoa. Mind blown. B-)
Thanks for the recipe!
Bob
On Fri, 02 Jun 2017 10:45:55 -0400 valdis.kletni...@vt.edu sez:
> On Fri, 02 Jun 2017 09:19:25 -0400, Paul Fox said:
> > ken wrote:
> > > scan can't decode the body of a message; you get the raw text output.
> > > Which is why you see
On Fri, 02 Jun 2017 09:19:25 -0400, Paul Fox said:
> ken wrote:
> > scan can't decode the body of a message; you get the raw text output.
> > Which is why you see the beginning of the MIME multipart marker if your
> > message is a multipart. Why can't scan do that? Because no one made it
> >
In a message of Fri, 02 Jun 2017 09:10:42 -0400, Ken Hornstein writes:
>>Show prints things perfectly, of course. But it caused me to wonder. If
>>scan can understand how to print 'Hallén' then surely it could understand
>>how to print 'Södermannagatan' as well?
>
>Sigh. Technically the problem
In a message of Fri, 02 Jun 2017 11:40:40 +0100, Ralph Corderoy writes:
>Hi Laura,
>
>> 374 06/01 Jacob Hallén Fang Yuan Shi Wu<>
>
>I would guess the `From' header encoded `Hallén' and nmh was happy to
>decode. Judging by the single question mark, I think the body has a
>single byte for th
> > scan can't decode the body of a message; you get the raw text output.
> > Which is why you see the beginning of the MIME multipart marker if your
> > message is a multipart. Why can't scan do that? Because no one made it
> > do that. SHOULD it do that? Yes, ...
>
>i'm not sure i agree. fra
ken wrote:
> scan can't decode the body of a message; you get the raw text output.
> Which is why you see the beginning of the MIME multipart marker if your
> message is a multipart. Why can't scan do that? Because no one made it
> do that. SHOULD it do that? Yes, ...
i'm not sure i agree.
>Show prints things perfectly, of course. But it caused me to wonder. If
>scan can understand how to print 'Hallén' then surely it could understand
>how to print 'Södermannagatan' as well?
Sigh. Technically the problem is with CHARACTER set encodings, not language
encodings (we handle language
Hi Laura,
> 374 06/01 Jacob Hallén Fang Yuan Shi Wu<>
I would guess the `From' header encoded `Hallén' and nmh was happy to
decode. Judging by the single question mark, I think the body has a
single byte for the `ö', but that isn't valid for its stated encoding,
e.g. UTF-8.
It would be u
One of the nice things about scan is that, if the subject line is short,
you get something like this:
nnn 06/01 Mail SenderSubject<>
I got this today.
374 06/01 Jacob Hallén Fang Yuan Shi Wu<>
(This is a restaurant in Stockholm where we will meet for lunch.) All
fine and good b
