I havenâ??t been following the discussion very closely, but what strikes
me is, are you saying that itâ??s difficult to arrange (within mh) that
a different formatproc is called (for each mime part) depending on the
mime type? So your perl script does this?
In a bit of irony, the first time I used this in the "real" world exposed
a defect. Specifically, Jon's original message was in UTF-8 and included
some UTF-8 characters (he used U+2019 as an apostrophe). My script
isn't UTF-8 aware and simply spit those bytes out as us-ascii, which
results in a 3-byte weird sequence where apostrophes were supposed to
be in the above message. Sigh; still more work to do!
But I see that Jon's original message was encoded in base64 and I didn't
even realize it! Jon, did you do that on purpose just to test me? :-)
--Ken
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