Re: Automatic part insertion: åäö and 吃哪塞 on the same line

[Vladimir Volovich <vvv@vvv.vsu.ru>]

"LMI" == Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen writes:

 LMI> Quoth RFC2046:

thanks. gnus now supports empty lines in mime almost fine, but it
seems to be a bit more `aggressive' in:

* ignoring empty lines in MIME parts when displaying. e.g the message
  which started this thread contained in the last part:

>  --==-=-=
>  Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
>  Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
>
>
>
>  Couldn't this be quickly scanned to have #part's automatically added?
>  I.e. one starts out with the group default coding and then goes

i.e., as i understand, gnus should have leaved two empty lines before
the last paragraph when displaying the message, but it showed only one
empty line.

* putting some extra empty lines in MIME when composing
  messages. E.g. if i create a text/plain us-ascii part, gnus puts two
  or three empty lines after part boundary, instead of just one.

 LMI> I don't really know about this one.  If I'm composing a message
 LMI> using Scandianvian and Sami characters (which would be
 LMI> iso-8859-1 and iso-8859-9 if I'm responsing to someone using
 LMI> iso-8859-9,) I want to respons using iso-8859-9 and iso-8859-1,
 LMI> not Unicode, no matter whether Emacs supports it or not.  What's
 LMI> important is what the recipient supports, and one can't assume
 LMI> that the recipient supports these megacharsets.

 LMI> MIME is widely implemented, if (ahum) slightly shakily here and
 LMI> there.  Unicode is not.  So it's better to Mimetilate a message
 LMI> than to Unicodelate the messege.

Well, maybe, gnus should decide how to behave in these situations
based on the mm-mime-mule-charset-alist? i.e., you can just remove
unicode line from that list (if it were there), but someone else would
want to leave it there? So, gnus should _first_ look in the
mm-mime-mule-charset-alist, and try to encode the whole part with a
single charset, and _if_ it could not find a single charset, only then
it should try to insert automagical parts?

	Best regards, -- Vladimir.