Ken wrote:
Jon wrote:
My opinion is that having special characters in the body is bad,
like crossing the beams. It was a good hack at the time but should
be put out of our misery. I think that all MIME composition should
be done via headers.
...
It's fine for 90% of what people normally want to do. It's just the
rest of the stuff ... like creating multiparts like
multipart/alternative, or external-body references, or if you want to
create HTML and specify the Content-ID of attachments exactly. Not
many people want to do that, it's true. I'm not sure how we do that
in headers easily.
It clearly can't be done at the moment and, yes, it isn't obvious how it
could be done without adding some kind of positional information to the
headers, e.g. "location strings" and then putting those same magic
markers in the body. That's more tedious than today's /^#/ method.
For us 10%-ers, leave our # alone, or at least the method. Allow the #
to be configurable if you want, especially if it allows UTF-8 runes,
`␛applcation/pdf; name=...' any one? :-)
Cheers, Ralph.
_______________________________________________
Nmh-workers mailing list
Nmh-workers@nongnu.org
https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers