Earl Hood wrote:
As I wrote in my recent CVS commit to mhtxtplain.pl, I think the
fixed font rendering is correct according to RFC 2646.
I agree, but I still think that a 'violation' in this respect is justified.
Maybe the authors of RFC 2646 should be notified about this.
Sounds like a good idea.
I should note that Mozilla renders flowed data all in a fixed font
(but flowed text where required) so it ignores the problem.
It's a problem only if you wish to use different fonts in fixed
respective flowed paragraphs. We agreed the other day that some kind of
text more or less requires a fixed font, but it's not *wrong* to use a
fixed font all through, is it? Even if RFC2626 mentions fonts when
describing typical combinations of fonts and the use of CRLF, I can't
find any *requirements* in that respect.
Thanks for the patches, but I hopefully just committed more optimal
fixes to the problems.
You sure did. Of course, I observed one remaining detail. ;-)
When a quoted paragraph is followed by one blank line, and that line is
followed by a single line paragraph, the blank line isn't displayed, and
the single line paragraph is surrounded by <pre></pre> tags, and thus
displayed with fixed font. I think that inserting this code right before
the present line 372, i.e. before the number of lines is counted, is one
way to fix it:
$para =~ s/^\n/<br>/;
/ Gunnar
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