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mutt_format_string()



People have been using mutt_format_string to work on a string
in-place.  That might function if you're dealing with an environment
in which the replacement character is represented in one octet
(i.e., is '?'); it does not work if you use a Unicode replacement
character.

I've made the necessary changes; the lesson here: Do not use
mutt_format_string on a string in-place.
-- 
Thomas Roessler   <roessler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>