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   TID: hpt/lnx 1.9 2024-02-05   
   Hello Carlos,   
      
   On Thu, Apr 04 2024 14:19:14 +0000, you wrote:   
      
    CN> When JamNNTPd sends to the client,   
    CN> - lines that are 79 or less are not wrapped   
    CN> - lines longer than 79 are wrapped by 72   
      
    CN> Strange as it may seem, that's how format=flowed is defined in the RFC.   
      
    CN> Nevertheless, those are the suggested values (that JamNNTPd uses). Other   
    CN> numbers could be used instead, as long as they are 78 or less.   
      
   Ok. So it's doing what it should be doing, then?   
      
    CN> The code block for format=flowed appends spaces to the end of wrapped   
    CN> lines and does the 'space stuffing' at the beginning (inserts extra   
    CN> space if it begins with space), as defined in the RFC.   
      
   Why would you want to stuff spaces at the beginning of a line if it starts   
   with a space? What is the reasoning behind that?   
      
   I think the problem comes in to play with this example:   
      
   Quoting a 78 (78 is just an example, it could probably be anywhere from 74 or   
   75 or more characters) character line with smartquote will not reformat the   
   line back to 78 characters (or within the 79 line width limit it should be   
   at). It will then append the space, initials, quote character, and another   
   space.. now making it 4 or 5 characters longer. This will then wrap the last   
   word to the next line and it won't have a quote character in front of it.   
      
   I would imagine it would also do this without smartquote enabled, however it   
   wouldn't add as many characters to the line, so you would see the issue less   
   (only when a line hits 77 or 78 characters probably).   
      
   Golded seems to handle this, but Golded also seems to support displaying   
   quoted lines longer than 79 characters, which may very well be because of the   
   issue(s) above.   
      
   Regards,   
   Nick   
      
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