HTmmdecode() [was: Re: LYNX-DEV ac98: 1.) configure,]

[Nelson Henry Eric]

>       For that problem with HTmmdecode(), it's still only used
> when HTCJK == JAPANESE, so for now I put back the v2.7.1 HTmmdecode(),
> and #ifdef NODEFINED out Klaus' "generalized" version.

The problem definitely is in HTmmdecode(), but it would be nice to
have a generalized one.  I'll keep working in my spare time to find
where the logic is failing.  (Not sure when Klaus will be able to
work on it again.)  My suspicion now is that the second question mark
handling is wrong.

BTW, do you know why this piece of code, just below HTmmdecode(), has
been knocked out, and what its original use was:
"**  Modified for Lynx-jp by Takuya ASADA (and K&Rized by FM).
*/
#if NOTDEFINED
PUBLIC int main ARGS2(
        int,            ac,
        char **,        av)"?
There's a serious bug in the "mmdecod"ing when it is done on the news
article list (after a faulty string the rest of the list is FUBAR)
which I've been observing, but haven't had the time to pin down.
This piece of code seems to have something to do with body vs header,
and since I've never observed a problem with HTmmdecode() when the
article itself is displayed, I wondered if it could be related.

__Henry