Hi, * Thomas Roessler [06-12-07 13:47:37 +0100] wrote:
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.
Without having tested it, does it mean one case use utf-8 in (for example) $status_format where mutt_format_string() is/was the problem?
That would be cool. bye, Rocco -- :wq!