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I'm experiencing (encoding) problems with the German "Umlaut".
Example: "Deleted" in German means "Gelöscht". The "ö" is a so called "Umlaut".
So when I list all folders I get this:
(\Trash \HasNoChildren) "/" Gel&APY-scht
But I should be getting:
(\Trash \HasNoChildren) "/" Gelöscht
I looked into it and apparently the IMAP protocol encodes text in "utf-7". But even if I use:
xxx.decode("utf-7")
I still get:
Is this a bug or is the error on my side?
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Try to use this: .encode('utf-7')
.encode('utf-7')
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I'm experiencing (encoding) problems with the German "Umlaut".
Example: "Deleted" in German means "Gelöscht". The "ö" is a so called "Umlaut".
So when I list all folders I get this:
(\Trash \HasNoChildren) "/" Gel&APY-scht
But I should be getting:
(\Trash \HasNoChildren) "/" Gelöscht
I looked into it and apparently the IMAP protocol encodes text in "utf-7". But even if I use:
xxx.decode("utf-7")
I still get:
(\Trash \HasNoChildren) "/" Gel&APY-scht
Is this a bug or is the error on my side?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: