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Python 3 Port #48
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The `encoded subject` is a string like `=?ISO-8859-1?Q?a?= =?Latin-1?Q?b?=` which wraps pairs each chunk with its encoding. decode_headers returns the chunks with their encodings so instead of ignoring the encodings or treating them all as utf-8 (#1), decode them with the specified encoding.
decode parts of subject according to specified encoding
| For now, installation is manual (`pip` support not yet implemented) and the only requirement is to use Python 2 (2.7+ to be precise): | ||
| For now, installation is manual (`pip` support not yet implemented) and the only requirement is to use Python 3 | ||
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| git clone git://github.com/charlierguo/gmail.git |
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| For now, installation is manual (`pip` support not yet implemented) and the only requirement is to use Python 2 (2.7+ to be precise): | ||
| For now, installation is manual (`pip` support not yet implemented) and the only requirement is to use Python 3 | ||
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| git clone git://github.com/charlierguo/gmail.git |
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I'm not sure if this project is still active or if the devs want to port over to python 3, however, for a personal project, I used this this repo. I use python3 so I ported it over while I was at it.
I think I converted most things over however there's always a possibility that I missed something.
Hope it helps.