70) {
$result .= "?=\r\n " . $intro;
$charcnt = strlen($intro);
}
$chr = $str[$i];
$code = ord($chr);
if($chr=='?' || $chr=='_' || $chr=='=' || $chr<' ' || $chr>'~' ) {
$result .= sprintf("=%02X", ord($chr));
$charcnt+=3;
}
else {
$result .= ($chr==' ' ? "_" : $chr);
$charcnt++;
}
}
$result .= "?=";
return $result;
}
function rfc2047short($str, $encode)
{
if(!$str) return '';
return preg_replace_callback('/^([ -~]*)(.*?)([ -~]*)$/', function($m) use ($encode) { return "$m[1]".rfc2047conv("$m[2]",$encode)."$m[3]"; }, $str);
}
$txt = get($_GET, "txt");
$res = rfc2047short($txt, 'UTF-8');
?>
RFC 2047 implementation
RFC 2047 implementation
All email headers may contain ASCII chars only. Any other chars must be encoded according
RFC 2047 .
Here is a simple implementation of the specification for PHP.
Source code is avalable.
License: public domain - you may use the code in any way
but the author (me) geves you no warranty.
Origin: []