David,

Could you turn off your MUA's option for sending your email
messages out as "quoted-printable"?  Reading your posts has
been difficult at best on an xterm where there is no MIME.

(see included text, below)

It seems you're using mutt as an MUA - I think you should be
able to configure it to send plain text.  


Thanks,

deb



Meanwhile, David T-G says:
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| Janek, et al --
| 
| =2E..and then Janek Schleicher said...
| %=20
| % David T-G wrote at Wed, 12 Jun 2002 19:42:46 +0200:
| %=20
| =2E..
| % >=20
| % > In this limited context, yes.  I wouldn't usually declare them all up f=
| ront.
| %=20
| % Well, I thought you never do (as I know you're not a beginner any more)
| 
| Oh, I'm still a beginner, all right :-)
| 
| 
| % But I know, some beginners do, so I was a little bit provocant :-)
| 
| Good enough.
| 
| 
| % =20
| =2E..
| % > requirements.  If you look at
| % >=20
| % >   my ($artist, $album, $track) ;
| % >   while (<>)
| % >   {
| % >     ($artist, $album, $track) =3D split(/\//);
| % >     if ( $track eq "foo" )
| % >     ...
| % >   }
| %=20
| % I would try to write it as
| % while (<>) {
| %    my ($artist, $album, $track) =3D split m:/:;
| %    if ($track eq $foo) {   # $foo eq "$foo" :-)
| %       ...
| %    }
| % }
| 
| I don't see a difference here except that you're using a variable $foo
| where I threw in a constant foo because it wasn't really important.  If
| the $track var in that example is undefined then it will throw an error,
| right?  So I don't see how writing it that way (aside from the nicer
| split, which I'll also be doing in my next rewrite but at least I thought
| of it before someone had to show me :-) will improve matters...
| 
| 
| %=20
| % > % I think, that it is my obligation to warn you
| % > % that use strict; use warnings; wasn't made for that way.
| % >=20
| % > Now, them's fightin' word, pardner!  Into the street!
| %=20
| % I like fightings :-)
| 
| *grin*
| 
| 
| % But to say the truth, it reads harder than I meant it.
| % Of course, TMTWTDI, as I only wanted to say, it could be dangerous this w=
| ay.
| 
| I understand, and I appreciate it.
| 
| 
| %=20
| % Again it was adressed to the many beginners outside the world.
| % In fact, curiously, to understand why strict declarations and warnings ar=
| e needed,
| % it's more a problem to java beginners than to perl beginners.
| % I still try to understand why :-)
| 
| Interesting.  One more reason not to know java, I guess ;-) <ducks>
| 
| 
| %=20
| =2E..
| % > integrate single-case undef logic into the loop, no?
| %=20
| % Yep, you're right!
| % (But taking my way would force every loop an undef, doesn't it :-))
| 
| True :-)
| 
| Hey, I could just undef *everything* between iterations and then I'd have
| a higher probability of finding one, eh? :-)
| 
| 
| %=20
| % > I still don't quite get the whole "our"/"local" think yet.  Still worki=
| n' on that.
| %=20
| % Oh, and I have always problems to explain it.
| 
| No problem; I'll get there.
| 
| Interesting...  I just went to look for it in my 2e Camel book and can't
| find it (only my and local).  Hmmm...
| 
| 
| % Well, when you'll understand the philosphy you never want to go back.
| % It's like the difference between the goto statement from BASIC and subrou=
| tines.
| 
| I imagine and I can't wait :-)  I need to really "get" OOP, too.
| 
| 
| %=20
| % > At the moment I'm storing then in a hash as
| =2E..
| % > some more data" subroutine, which will also scope them locally.
| %=20
| % That sounds good.
| 
| Yay :-)
| 
| 
| %=20
| % >=20
| % > Given all of that (*whew*), does it sound like I'm on the right track o=
| r instead still Not Getting
| % > It Even If TMTOWTDI?
| %=20
| % Yes.
| % There are only some ways with a little bit more adventure :-)
| 
| Good enough; one of these days I can lace up my boots and head off on a
| rewrite then.  As long as I'm not doing this flat-out incorrectly right
| now it'll do.
| 
| 
| %=20
| % (It's like with doubled code which one is an alert signal for me too for =
| various reasons.)
| 
| Yeah.  I already have some of that and am trying to work them out to a
| single subroutine.
| 
| 
| %=20
| % Cheerio,
| % Janek
| 
| 
| Thanks & HAND
| 
| :-D
| --=20
| David T-G                      * It's easier to fight for one's principles
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