Hello Maurice!

16 Jun 2018 16:04, Maurice Kinal wrote to Kees van Eeten:


 MK> -={ '<Esc>:read dump.utf8' starts }=-
 MK>> in my pants", "Jag har ekorrar i mina byxor", "≡∙ ≡+≡┴≡ó╨┼ ≡# 
 MK>> ╨Ω╨Θ≡#≡ó≡#╨α ≡#≡┴≡+≡|≡#", "+Ωñτñδ ñΓ+|+╗++ñαñⁿ+++| ñΓñΣ++ 
 MK>> ñ╟+#+óñΣ+┴++ñε+ó+| ++++ñα" and "Ich habe Eichh|┬rnchen in meiner Hose", 
 MK>> within a single message which covers five languages thus vastly
 MK> -={ '<Esc>:read dump.utf8' ends }=-

looks binarie to me 

 MK> Note that is an exact replication from your reply (ie zero 
 MK> jiggery-pokery).  I notice that Thunderbird does a perfect wordwrap 
 MK> given that it obviously counts multibyte characters the same as 7-bit 
 MK> ascii characters.  Other web based apps I've seen don't as they count 
 MK> characters as bytes.  Kudoes to your implimentation.  :-)

what implementation ?

 MK> Does the "CHRS: UTF-8 4" kludge make any difference at all?  If so 
 MK> I'll turn it on here but just so you know it is a total waste of bytes 
 MK> at this end since utf-8 characters work 100% at this end without any 
 MK> interference or help required.

msged is opensource, please add unicode solution to it 

 MK> Het leven is goed,

i got a new cat.... )


 Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works 

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