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Comment	>>> A Mime Driver takes input data, and outputs a (normally) text/html >>> representation of the contents. >> For attached files but not the text part, right? > > Wrong. A Mime Driver takes any input data and outputs a text/html > representation of contents. > > There is no difference between "attached files" and text parts. They > are all the same. Every part is an attachment, and every attachment > is a message part. > > Essentially, there are two ways to handle a message part - allow a > user to download the raw data to be handled by their local computer, > or to attempt to parse this data and produce some sort of useful > output. The former is essentially the download button, the latter is > what a Mime Viewer does. > >>> Yes. But that's what you asked for in the original ticket posting. >>> A syntax highlighter is not supposed to do anything else (e.g. render >>> the data). >> No, this is never what I wanted to propose (although my wishes might >> have been ambiguous wrt syntax highlighting). > > I guess I have no idea what you are talking about then. If you are > talking about syntax highlighting the rendered data inside of a Latex > file, this is not syntax highlighting as the term is commonly used. > Syntax highlighting refers to marking up source code based on the > language's grammar - which we (should) already support for latex > files.
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