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Author rednaw
Recipients barry, r.david.murray, rednaw
Date 2014-02-24.09:02:34
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Line wrapping is indeed done by `Header`, but why do `base64mime` and `quoprimime` then have their own line wrapping? I assume so that you can also use them independently. So that's why I would think `Charset.header_encode` should also accept a `maxlinelen` so that you can use `Charset` independently too.
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