Hi,
Jidanni mailed me an example html mail that contains a broken
encoded text as follows:
.......公告辦理現金救助及低利貸款\343\200
\202因2月
低溫危害農作物為延遲性損害，.......
This is a part of the contents. The original one is encoded by
utf-8 and 8-bit (attached in this mail). Where "\343\200\n \202"
is the encoded version of "。", i.e., "\343\200\202", but broken
in the middle of the bytes. It seems that a stupid mail software
perpetrates it because of a long encoded line.
When I read the mail using Gnus + shr, the text after the broken
point is all cut off. That is what libxml-parse-html-region does,
whereas xml-parse-region doesn't cut it. Moreover a web browser,
to which I send the html data using the `K H' command, shows all
the text (the broken character is shown as is, though).
This is not necessarily a libxml bug anyway, but I hope it works
like xml-parse.
Thanks.
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