Re: Mail_Mime and help with non-ISO-8859 encodings
| From: | Sean Coates | Date: | Fri, 18 Feb 2005 01:44:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Mail_Mime and help with non-ISO-8859 encodings | ||
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Ok. So, I've apparently displayed my ignorance in referring to ISO-8859.
(-:
Basically, these deal with multi-byte or otherwise encoded strings, and I'm an ASCII boy.
S
Sean Coates wrote:
Hello PEARs. I'd like to roll out Mail_Mime 1.3.0RC1 in the next week or so. The package was (mostly) abandonned for a long time. The last release (1.2.1) was on 2002-07-21. I've fixed many bugs in the past weeks (and I've yet to draw up the changelog, but I will). There are still two bugs that I don't have the skills to fix. They deal with "non-standard" encodings, and I just don't have much experience with this -- I don't even know how to build reliable test cases in (e.g.) cyrillic. Here they are: http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=2415 http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=30 I'd appreciate any feedback others might have so I can get these resolved. This package is WAY overdue for a release. So, if no one comes up with a solution for these, I'll release without them, but I'd REALLY like to start 1.3.0 with a clean slate. Sorry. I hate to ask others to do my work. (-: Thanks, S