-
-/*
- * mhparse.c -- routines to parse the contents of MIME messages
+/* mhparse.c -- routines to parse the contents of MIME messages
*
* This code is Copyright (c) 2002, by the authors of nmh. See the
* COPYRIGHT file in the root directory of the nmh distribution for
*/
struct k2v SubText[] = {
{ "plain", TEXT_PLAIN },
- { "richtext", TEXT_RICHTEXT }, /* defined in RFC-1341 */
- { "enriched", TEXT_ENRICHED }, /* defined in RFC-1896 */
+ { "richtext", TEXT_RICHTEXT }, /* defined in RFC 1341 */
+ { "enriched", TEXT_ENRICHED }, /* defined in RFC 1896 */
{ NULL, TEXT_UNKNOWN } /* this one must be last! */
};
get_content (FILE *in, char *file, int toplevel)
{
int compnum, state;
- char buf[BUFSIZ], name[NAMESZ];
+ char buf[NMH_BUFSIZ], name[NAMESZ];
char *np, *vp;
CT ct;
HF hp;
/*
* The encoding for multipart messages must be either
- * 7bit, 8bit, or binary (per RFC2045).
+ * 7bit, 8bit, or binary (per RFC 2045).
*/
if (! skip_mp_cte_check && ct->c_encoding != CE_7BIT &&
ct->c_encoding != CE_8BIT && ct->c_encoding != CE_BINARY) {
* ease of choosing/displaying it later on. from a mail message on
* nmh-workers, from kenh:
* "Stock" MH 6.8.5 did not have a reverse_parts() function, but I
- * see code in mhn that did the same thing... Acccording to the RCS
+ * see code in mhn that did the same thing... According to the RCS
* logs, that code was around from the initial checkin of mhn.c by
* John Romine in 1992, which is as far back as we have."
*/
* sequence; let's decode it (above). */
quoted = 1;
continue;
- } else {
- /* One or both of the next 2 is out of range, making this
- * an invalid escape sequence; just show the raw bytes
- * (below). */
}
+ /* One or both of the next 2 is out of range, making this
+ * an invalid escape sequence; just show the raw bytes
+ * (below). */
}
/* Just show the raw byte. */
if (*vp == '*' && vp < up - 1) {
partial = 1;
continue;
- } else if (*vp == '*' && vp == up - 1) {
+ }
+ if (*vp == '*' && vp == up - 1) {
encoded = 1;
} else if (partial) {
if (isdigit((unsigned char) *vp))
}
/*
- * At this point, we're either finishing a contined parameter, or
+ * At this point, we're either finishing a continued parameter, or
* we're working on a new one.
*/