Email problem

[Josiah Carlson]

> Ok, I'm putting my email message together this way:
> for x in M.retr(i)[1]:
>             stringMail += x
>             stringMail += '\n'
>         inMail = email.message_from_string(stringMail)
> What I'm finding is in the html part of the message '='s are added to the end
> of lines that don't end in a tag which is completely messing up the display in
> my WxHTMLWindow I use to display messages.  Any thoughts?

One thing you should always do when creating email is making sure that
lines end with a CRLF pair.  Lines that only end with one or the other
but not both are not RFC 2822 compliant.  It may be the case that the '='
are added to lines that are ended improperly.

To fit in with what you are doing above:
    stringMail += x.rstrip() + '\r\n'

Though I would suggest against the generally slow repeated string
concatenation (for large numbers of concatenations), replacing it with:
mail = []
for x in M.retr(i)[1]:
    mail.append(x.rstrip())
inMail = email.message_from_string('\r\n'.join(mail))

Try that out and see how it works.

 - Josiah