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From: Kent Landfield (kent@hypermail.org)
Date: Thu May 25 2000 - 10:01:30 CDT
# > I noticed a new bug that appears when there's a @-letter in a URL, since
# > then the mail-converter will translate the line *after* it was converted
# > to a href... :-/
#
# The most reasonable fix must be to merge the two functions parseurl() and
# parseemail() into a single one, since then none of them would accidentaly
# parse the other's output data.
Please don't do that. I've been experimenting with some changes to parseurl
that will go a long what to enhancing and correcting the parsing. parsemail
is ugly and unweilding. I really don't want make it more so. :)
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