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问题 I have been working on this and am missing the mark. I am able to connect and get the mail via imaplib. msrv = imaplib.IMAP4(server) msrv.login(username,password) # Get mail msrv.select() #msrv.search(None, 'ALL') typ, data = msrv.search(None, 'ALL') # iterate through messages for num in data[0].split(): typ, msg_itm = msrv.fetch(num, '(RFC822)') print msg_itm print num But what I need to do is get the body of the message as plain text and I think that works with the email parser but I am

问题 I have an <object> tag like this: <object id="text" data="file.txt"></object> And I can get the element like this: var text = document.getElementById("text"); Now, how do I get the content of the text file? The purpose of this is to: avoid having to make an XMLHttpRequest; avoid having text data in the form of a constant in code; keep a simple plaintext file in it's original form, without JSON or special formatting, to be accessed by code and become a string variable. In the same fashion you

问题 This question was migrated from Super User because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated 9 days ago . I have: This is a test string. Cool, huh? I want: This is a te- st string. C- ool, huh? That is, each line is exactly 13 chars, according to the English rules for this . That is, I'm not sure if "test" can be broken up like "te-st", or that "Cool" can be broken up to "C-ool", but that's the "style" I'm trying to achieve. I've made about a thousand search queries. I find nothing

问题 When i send a email from my site to Uniform http://co.za registrar and cc myself in the mail i get an email returned from them that they received the email, but cannot find some of the information as it has those funny characters added to it. I saw that there was a previous post on the site but none of the answers seem to work for me, and i tried alot of post and blog on google. The entire body of the email is constructed of the template you get from the registrar site and i used etc as the

问题 I am trying to convert plain text files to XML files using XSLT. I started with CSV files, because that is a well-known file format that I could start Googling examples on. I stumbled onto this: http://ajwelch.blogspot.com/2007/02/csv-to-xml-converter-in-xslt-20.html, which also points at http://andrewjwelch.com/code/xslt/csv/csv-to-xml_v2.html. Those links contain what is, supposedly, an XSLT (2.0) that can take a CSV file and convert it to an XML file. ...Except it doesn't actually work. I

问题 Given any arbitrary text file full of printable characters, how can this be converted to HTML that would be rendered exactly the same (with the following requirements)? Does not rely on any but the default HTML whitespace rules No <pre> tag No CSS white-space rules <p> tags are fine, but not required ( <br /> s and/or <div> s are fine) Whitespace is maintained exactly. Given the following lines of input (ignore erroneous auto syntax highlighting): Line one Line two, indented four spaces A

问题 How can I convert Plain Text (.txt) files to a string if the encoding type is unknown? I'm working on a feature that would allow users to import txt files into my app. This means the file could have been created in any number of apps, utilizing any of a variety of encodings that would be considered valid for a plain text file. My understanding is this could include (ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-16BE, UTF-16LE, UTF-32, UTF-32BE, UTF-32LE, or EBCDIC?!) Things had been going well using the

问题 In a game project I was working on, I was seriously slowed down -- to the point of giving up -- by how there don't seem to be any libraries that can simplify the process of displaying a menu in text mode (i.e., 80x25 textbox, command.com/cmd.exe's native interface). I need something that can give a list of choices, ideally including multiple pages, and including values to be entered to choose one of these; prompt the user; gently chide the user (perhaps ringing a bell and redrawing the

问题 In a game project I was working on, I was seriously slowed down -- to the point of giving up -- by how there don't seem to be any libraries that can simplify the process of displaying a menu in text mode (i.e., 80x25 textbox, command.com/cmd.exe's native interface). I need something that can give a list of choices, ideally including multiple pages, and including values to be entered to choose one of these; prompt the user; gently chide the user (perhaps ringing a bell and redrawing the

问题 I have a file containing an email in "plain text MIME message format". I am not sure if this is the EML format. The email contains an attachment and I want to extract the attachment and create those files again. This is how the attachment part looks like - ... ... Receive, deliver details ... ... From: sac ascsac <sacsac@sacascsac.ascsac> Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2011 18:05:16 +0530 Message-ID: <AANLkTimmSL0iGW4rA3tvSJ9M3eT5yZLTGsqvCvf2fFC3@mail.gmail.com> Subject: Test attachments To: ascsacsa