Re: [Evolution] Strange line wrapping in 3.15.92+

[Joakim Tjernlund <joakim tjernlund transmode se>]

On Thu, 2015-03-05 at 02:56 +0100, Ángel González wrote:
> Joakim Tjernlund wrote:
> > Here are misc peculiarities I just noticed in lates Evo(don't know if that are in
> > earlier releases):
> >
> > 1)
> > Hovering over a web link(https://....com) in a received msg I can open that link
> > in my webrowser but when I hit reply and hovers over the link Evo does not
> > recognize the link, it is just text.
>
> Supposing that it's a plain text message, it doesn't seem unreasonable.

Maybe, I would like be able to send it to my browser thogh

> > 2)
> > This mail(in swedish):
> > ----------
> > .... att vi inte behöver släppa detta nu... De kommer ju inte uppgraderas hursom MEN det hade varit bra 
> > att:
> >
> > 1. Testa att det kommer att funka den dag det behövs en ny boot/kernel. 2. Checka in ändringarna så det 
> > kommer med i nästa bygge vi vill göra av boot/kernel så det följer med per automatik då.
> > -------------
> > Looks like this in View Msg Source:
> > -------------
> > .... att vi inte beh=F6ver sl=E4ppa detta nu... De kommer ju inte u= ppgraderas hursom MEN det hade varit 
> > bra att:=0A=
> > =0A=
> > 1. Testa att det kommer att funka den dag det beh=F6vs en ny boot/kernel.=
> > =0A=
> > 2. Checka in =E4ndringarna s=E5 det kommer med i n=E4sta bygge vi vill g=F6=
> > ra av boot/kernel s=E5 det f=F6ljer med per automatik d=E5.=0A=
> > -----------
> > Why the line breaks/wraps?
>
> To avoid too-long lines.

This looks more like random line breaks, these lines are much shorter than the ones in
my other windows and much harde to read.

> > Must '\n' be displayed as =0A= ?
> The message is in quoted-printable. The =0A represents a \n (just as =E4 is ä ina a iso-8859 variant). The =
> means "this is an artificial line break, join this with the next line"
>
>
>
> > Doing reply messes with line breaks:
> > -----
> > > ... att vi inte behöver släppa detta nu... De kommer ju inte uppgraderas hursom MEN det hade varit 
> > > bra att:
> > >
> > > 1. Testa att det kommer att funka den dag det behövs en ny boot/kernel. 2. Checka in ändringarna så det 
> > > kommer med i nästa bygge vi vill göra av boot/kernel så det följer med per automatik då.
> > ----
> > Extra '\n' before "bra att:"
>
> Probably because by adding the leading >  now the line should break earlier (actually, there's no *need* to 
> do that, the line could b eup to 998 bytes, but the MUA thinks it's a good idea).

Precisely, lets not add random \n 

> > Notice how '\n' is lost just before "2. Checka..."
>
> That looks like a bug.

Yes, very much so