Blat 3.06 (2012 июнь 27) [more=Изменения...]
3.0.6
[+] Added error messages for attachment problems. These include: no file was
found for a given search string, a name that matches the search string does
not appear to be an actual file, a file that is larger than 4 GB, a file
that cannot be opened, and a file that cannot be read. These extra
messages should help people understand why their attachment(s) did not get
sent, or why Blat exits with error code 12.
[+] Add more intelligence for checking UTF-8 byte sequences when the UTF-8 Byte
Order Marker (BOM) is not present. This helps reduce the likelihood of
incorrectly marking the charset as "UTF-8" or not.
[-] Forgot to properly set charset= in headers when Blat determines the message
body is UTF/Unicode. Blat will now set charset= to UTF-8/UTF-7 as needed.
[-] Fixed options file parsing that I broke in 3.0.5, trying to support UTF-8
and Unicode files that may not have a BOM.
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3.0.5
Text attachments will be sent in their entirety, even if the message is
supposed to be multipart. This change allows UTF/Unicode files to be
processed correctly so that all characters of the file should be received
and decoded without issue.
[-] Extensive changes related to how Unicode is handled versus 7-/8-bit
characters in English, European, and some other languages. These changes
include fixes to salutations, postscripts, the subject line, text
attachments, and attachment file names. Additional changes identify 7-bit
data for text messages and text attachments.
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3.0.4
[+] If 32-bit Unicode code is run with Windows 9x/ME, exit with error code 14
because Unicode is not supported with Windows earlier than Windows 2000.
[+] Try to support non-ANSI computer names, as found with a Russian version of
Windows 7.
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3.0.3
[-] Per Thomas Beutlich, changed how the blat log file is opened, to create
this file as UTF-8 when Blat is compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
or newer. When compiled with Visual Studio 2003, or earlier, Unicode
strings will be converted to UTF-8 before being written to the log. If the
log is created, the first three bytes will be a UTF-8 marker. Testing with
Visual C++ 6.0 in Unicode showed that VC could not write Unicode strings
correctly, which required that strings be converted to UTF-8 before writing
to the log.
[-] Fixed yEnc encoding to work properly with binary files. One line of code
needed to be moved about eight (8) lines lower.
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