https://github.com/github/email_reply_parser
The Ultimation wrote in post #832834:
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
I wasn't sure if there was some way of IMAP identifying quotes within an
email's body, but I know technology can do some crazy things so why not
:) Just curious if anyone had done something similar and what worked for
them. Thanks for the reply though. I'll resort to regexps if necessary.
--You just answered your own question. There's no single standard for
quoting text, so how could there be anything in the IMAP protocol to
identify it?
Oh, wait, you mean something in the Net::IMAP library rather than the
protocol command set? In that case I'm not sure, but since it's easy
enough to write a couple of regexps to handle the common cases, I'm not
sure why you'd need it.
quoting text, so how could there be anything in the IMAP protocol to
identify it?
Oh, wait, you mean something in the Net::IMAP library rather than the
protocol command set? In that case I'm not sure, but since it's easy
enough to write a couple of regexps to handle the common cases, I'm not
sure why you'd need it.
I wasn't sure if there was some way of IMAP identifying quotes within an
email's body, but I know technology can do some crazy things so why not
:) Just curious if anyone had done something similar and what worked for
them. Thanks for the reply though. I'll resort to regexps if necessary.
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