barry wrote:
> Having just followed this thread tangentially, I do have to say it
> seems quite cool to be able to do something like the following in
> Python 2.2:
>
> >>> s = msg['from']
> >>> parts = s.split('?')
> >>> if parts[2].lower() == 'q':
> ... name = parts[3].decode('quopri')
> ... elif parts[2].lower() == 'b':
> ... name = parts[3].decode('base64')
uhuh? and how exactly is this cooler than being able to do
something like the following:
import quopri, base64
s = msg['from']
parts = s.split('?')
if parts[2].lower() == 'q':
name = quopri.decodestring(parts[3])
elif parts[2].lower() == 'b':
name = base64.decodestring(parts[3])
(going through the codec registry is slower, and imports more
modules, but what's so cool with that?)
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