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How to encode mail subject in perl ? Now I finally found something but it's still not working : use MIME::Words qw/encode_mimewords/; $recipientsubject = encode_mimewords('Votre fichier a bien été envoyé'); But the (bugged) result is : Subject: Votre fichier a bien =?ISO-8859-1?Q?=E9t=E9?= =?ISO-8859-1?Q?envoy=E9?= Which displays : Votre fichier a bien étéenvoyé (It eats some spaces) matthias krull Use Encode , it is a core module. perl -Mutf8 -MEncode -E 'say encode("MIME-Header", "Votre fichier a bien été envoyé")' … will output either one of: =?UTF-8?Q?Votre=20fichier=20a=20bien=20?= =?UTF

So I keep reading everywhere that use of Subject<T> is "bad" - and I kind of agree with the reasoning. However, I am trying to think of the best way to avoid using it and have an example. Currently I have an abstract class for my persisted configuration classes that has a protected Save() method on it which is called whenever changing a property should persist the class. This message pumps a message onto a Subject<T> which is exposed through IObservable<T> interface which the serialisation services listens to and serialises the class. This seemed the most obvious, simple and quickest way to

How can I insert line breaks inside HTML attribute values, like this: <href="mailto:info@example.com?subject=TestMail&body=Please enter the following details. Name Email Mob No"> When the user replies, the body part should display as below: Please enter the following details. 1. Name 2. Email 3. Mob No I tried using <br> tags, but they get displayed. The line break should be URL encoded into %0D%0A Your mailto will look like: <a href="mailto:xxx@example.com?subject&body=1.Name%0D%0A2.Email">mailme</a> Info from http://www.cubetoon.com/2008/how-to-enter-line-break-into-mailto-body-command/ 来源：

Original question I have a scenario where I have multiple IObservable sequences which I want to combine with Merge and then listen to. However, if one of these produces an error I don't want it to crash everything for the other streams, as well as to resubscribe to the sequence (this is an 'ever lasting' sequence). I do this by appending a Retry() to the streams before merge, i.e.: IEnumerable<IObservable<int>> observables = GetObservables(); observables .Select(o => o.Retry()) .Merge() .Subscribe(/* Do subscription stuff */); However, the problem arises when I want to test this. What I would

Is there a way to add link in subject of email? Following is the example of YouTube - Here in my code I'm trying the following but still unsatisfactory result. The below code is sending the subject as it is with printing the whole anchor tag in the subject. public function contact_us($data) { $from = "from@example.com"; $to = "to@example.com"; $view = 'emails/contact_us'; $subject = "Contact Us <a href='http://www.example.com'>Link</a>"; $view_data = $data; $this->send($from,$to,$subject,$view,$view_data); } I'm glad you asked! This is an awesome new feature and standard Google is supporting,

I have a following class: public class SessionStore { Subject<Session, Session> subject; public SessionStore() { subject = new SerializedSubject<>(BehaviorSubject.create(new Session()); } public void set(Session session) { subject.onNext(session); } public Observable<UserSession> observe() { return subject.distinctUntilChanged(); } } In activity I observe the session and perform network operation on each change: private Subscription init() { return sessionStore .observe() .flatMap(new Func1<Session, Observable<Object>>() { @Override public Observable<Object> call(Session session) { return

It looks like there are several similar questions but after several days I do not find the proper answer. My question is how to know if the server has closed the websocket and how to try to reconnect. I have seen several examples but none of them worked properly when I wanted to implement the fonctionality of closing the websocket from the client when I change the view. Then I found this example which it's the best one I have seen so far, and with a small modifications I was able to add a close function which works quite well. Closing the websocket from the client is not a problem anymore,

I'm trying to create my own observable service but after i get the initial data from the service, any updates to the service aren't propagated to any subscribers. Service looks like this: import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'; import { Observable, BehaviorSubject } from 'rxjs/Rx'; @Injectable() export class DataService { keys : number[] = [4,5,1,3,2]; private data :BehaviorSubject<number[]> = new BehaviorSubject(this.keys); constructor() {}; public setKey(i:number, val:number) :void { this.keys[i]=val; this.data.next(this.keys); } public getData() :Observable<number[]> { return new