En OWA, elija responder a un mensaje. Aparece el texto del mensaje citado horriblemente.
Use It's All Text o alguna otra herramienta similar para abrir mensajes de texto en un editor razonablemente inteligente.
Filtre el texto completo del mensaje a través de este script. Por ejemplo, en el tipo Vim :%!path-to-script.rb
, después de hacer que el script sea ejecutable, por supuesto.
Reemplace el texto del mensaje original con la salida del filtro. Si usa It's All Text, simplemente escriba :wq
.
¡Presto! Mensaje citado correctamente. Sin embargo, es posible que tenga que mover su firma.
Así es como se usa, ahora aquí está el script:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# Fix outlook quoting. Inspired by perl original by Kevin D. Clark.
# This program is meant to be used as a text filter. It reads a plaintext
# outlook-formatted email and fixes the quoting to the "internet style",
# so that::
#
# -----Original Message-----
# [from-header]: Blah blah
# [timestamp-header]: day month etc
# [...]
#
# message text
#
# or::
#
# ___________________________
# [from-header]: Blah blah
# [timestamp-header]: day month etc
# [...]
#
# message text
#
# becomes::
#
# On day month etc, Blah blah wrote:
# > message text
#
# It's not meant to alter the contents of other peoples' messages, just to
# filter the topmost message so that when you start replying, you get a nice
# basis to start from.
require 'date'
require 'pp'
message = ARGF.read
# split into two parts at the first reply delimiter
# match group so leaves the delim in the array,
# this gets stripped away in the FieldRegex if's else clause
msgparts = message.split(/(---*[\w\s]+---*|______*)/)
# first bit is what we've written so far
mymsg = msgparts.slice!(0)
# rest is the quoted message
theirmsg = msgparts.join
# this regex separates message header field name from field content
FieldRegex = /^\s*(.+?):\s*(.+)$/
from = nil
date = nil
theirbody = []
theirmsg.lines do |line|
if !from || !date
if FieldRegex =~ line
parts = line.scan(FieldRegex)
if !from
from = parts.first.last
elsif !date
begin
DateTime.parse(parts.first.last)
date = parts.first.last
rescue ArgumentError
# not a parseable date.. let's just fail
date = " "
end
end
else
# ignore non-field, this strips extra message delims for example
end
else
theirbody << line.gsub(/^/, "> ").gsub(/> >/, ">>")
end
end
puts mymsg
puts "On #{date}, #{from} wrote:\n"
puts theirbody.join("")