Some sample emails which inconveniently leave off anglebrackets

[eoghanmurray]

I extracted these sample emails from a corpus of email exchanges.

I'm not sure if this is a direction you want to go with email-reply-parser (the only danger I could see would be if INLINE_WROTE matched falsely: eoghanmurray@64754e2), but this sort of thing definitely exists 'in the wild'!

Eoghan

[roycehaynes]

@eoghanmurray - thanks for contributing! Looked at your code briefly. I don't see anything alarming. You're basically adding carrots when they don't exist after a match is made on the INLINE_WROTE.

Do you know what happens when INLINE_WROTE doesn't match, but the e-mail chain doesn't contain carrots?

[ierror]

any updates here?

[eoghanmurray]

Do you know what happens when INLINE_WROTE doesn't match, but the e-mail chain doesn't contain carrots?

Not sure what you mean by 'carrots'!

The file test/emails/email_inline_wrote.txt shows an example where the angle brackets on 'Yep, I would still be interested' would get doubled (as intended). If that line didn't start with an angle bracket, it wouldn't get doubled, but that'd be okay as we are just trying to isolate the most recent mail, no?