Re: [9fans] diffs for reading iso-8859-2 emails

Re: [9fans] diffs for reading iso-8859-2 emails

[presotto]

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Thanks, I'll make the change to our sources.

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From: "Zoltan Jarai" <jarai@mail.tvnet.hu>
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] diffs for reading iso-8859-2 emails
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 21:33:37 +0200
Message-ID: <ef6c038f5b951b764d11dfb35320ead4@mail.tvnet.hu>

I made a small change to upas/fs to handle emails encoded in
iso-8859-2, since most people I get mail from, here in Hungary, use
that.  I know this is not relevant to most of you but some of you
reading emails in charsets other than ASCII, UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 and
BIG5 might find it useful, too.  I had to introduce a new member in
struct Charset to bridge the discrepancy between the naming
conventions of MIME and tcs.

Zoli


term% diff /n/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/fs.c /sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/fs.c
1351a1352
> 	char *tcsname;
1354,1357c1355,1359
< 	{ "us-ascii",		8,	1, },
< 	{ "utf-8",		5,	0, },
< 	{ "iso-8859-1",		10,	1, },
< 	{ "big5",		4,	2, },
---
> 	{ "us-ascii",		8,	1,	nil, },
> 	{ "utf-8",		5,	0,	nil, },
> 	{ "iso-8859-1",		10,	1,	nil, },
> 	{ "iso-8859-2",		10,	2,	"8859-2", },
> 	{ "big5",		4,	2,	"big5", },
1411c1413
< 		if(xtoutf(charsets[i].name, &x, decoded, decoded+len) <= 0){
---
> 		if(xtoutf(charsets[i].tcsname, &x, decoded, decoded+len) <= 0){
term%


term% diff /n/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/mbox.c /sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/mbox.c
1068a1069,1077
> 	} else if(cistrcmp(s_to_c(m->charset), "iso-8859-2") == 0){
> 		len = xtoutf("8859-2", &x, m->body, m->bend);
> 		if(len != 0){
> 			if(m->ballocd)
> 				free(m->body);
> 			m->body = x;
> 			m->bend = x + len;
> 			m->ballocd = 1;
> 		}
term%

[9fans] diffs for reading iso-8859-2 emails

[Zoltan Jarai]

I made a small change to upas/fs to handle emails encoded in
iso-8859-2, since most people I get mail from, here in Hungary, use
that.  I know this is not relevant to most of you but some of you
reading emails in charsets other than ASCII, UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 and
BIG5 might find it useful, too.  I had to introduce a new member in
struct Charset to bridge the discrepancy between the naming
conventions of MIME and tcs.

Zoli


term% diff /n/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/fs.c /sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/fs.c
1351a1352
> 	char *tcsname;
1354,1357c1355,1359
< 	{ "us-ascii",		8,	1, },
< 	{ "utf-8",		5,	0, },
< 	{ "iso-8859-1",		10,	1, },
< 	{ "big5",		4,	2, },
---
> 	{ "us-ascii",		8,	1,	nil, },
> 	{ "utf-8",		5,	0,	nil, },
> 	{ "iso-8859-1",		10,	1,	nil, },
> 	{ "iso-8859-2",		10,	2,	"8859-2", },
> 	{ "big5",		4,	2,	"big5", },
1411c1413
< 		if(xtoutf(charsets[i].name, &x, decoded, decoded+len) <= 0){
---
> 		if(xtoutf(charsets[i].tcsname, &x, decoded, decoded+len) <= 0){
term%


term% diff /n/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/mbox.c /sys/src/cmd/upas/fs/mbox.c
1068a1069,1077
> 	} else if(cistrcmp(s_to_c(m->charset), "iso-8859-2") == 0){
> 		len = xtoutf("8859-2", &x, m->body, m->bend);
> 		if(len != 0){
> 			if(m->ballocd)
> 				free(m->body);
> 			m->body = x;
> 			m->bend = x + len;
> 			m->ballocd = 1;
> 		}
term%