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

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org>]

Russ Allbery <rra@stanford.edu> writes:

> "Warning:  Your message contains 37 parts.  Do you really want to send?"

I've added this, but only when the user hasn't typed any <#part>
thingies.  So no multiparts should happen without anyone being
notified, but the multipartedness of the thing might be more
impressive than anticipated.

> (And as an aside, I am *really* impressed at the new MIME support.  So
> impressed that this is literally converting me from a MIME-hater to rather
> liking it, if it can do stuff this cool when well-programmed.  It makes me
> think that there really isn't anything that wrong with MIME, it's just
> that all the existing implementations suck.  Except, finally, one.)

It's easy to become giddy with the possibilities new, er, stuff
presents one with.  I can imagine Netscape programmers enthusing about 
<BLINK>: "Hey!  We can blink now!  Neat!  Blink!"

But I must say that I'm enjoying MIME much more than I thought I would
be.  It's not pretty or elegant, but it works, and is flexible and
extensible.  And one can implement interfaces that makes the whole
thing, like, go away, and just leave is with purty images and purty
characters from different countries and stuff.

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  larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen