In <401AFF6C(_dot_)4030806(_at_)verizon(_dot_)net> Bruce Lilly
<blilly(_at_)verizon(_dot_)net> writes:
I think that the following does the right thing (obs-utext can be empty
or it can start or end with any ASCII octet and can have any sequence
except CRLF, which is handled in unstructured by FWS, and unstructured
can be completely empty or it can begin or end with utext or FWS, but
any instance of utext is separated from any other instance by FWS):
obs-utext = *(*obs-char (*LF / (*CR 1*obs-char))) *CR
So, if X is some randon obs-char, "XCR" is an obs-utext, and "LF" in an
obs-utext. Therefore "XCRLF" is an unstructured. Q.N.E.D.
unstructured = *(utext FWS) *utext
No, that is not right with either your subsequent fix or with Pete's
subsequent fix, because you allow two FWS adjacent, and Pete does not
allow an unstructured consisting of FWS and nothing else.
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