Currently pyuff supports reading utf8 encoded headers, but always encodes them in ascii.
It looks like some software providers (e.g. Test.lab) write utf8 encoded headers and it would be reasonable to go in this direction. Any comments on this would be welcome.
This issue was started with: https://github.com/ladisk/pyuff/issues/87
Currently pyuff supports reading utf8 encoded headers, but always encodes them in ascii.
It looks like some software providers (e.g. Test.lab) write utf8 encoded headers and it would be reasonable to go in this direction. Any comments on this would be welcome.