quoted_printable_encode

    (PHP 5 >= 5.3.0, PHP 7, PHP 8)

    quoted_printable_encode — 8 ビット文字列を quoted-printable 文字列に変換する

    説明

    quoted_printable_encode(string $string): string

    » RFC2045 の section 6.7 に従って作成した quoted printable 文字列を返します。

    この関数は imap_8bit() に似ていますが、 動作に IMAP モジュールを必要としないという違いがあります。

    パラメータ

    string

    入力文字列。

    戻り値

    エンコードされた文字列を返します。

    例

    例1 quoted_printable_encode() の例

    <?php

    $encoded     = quoted_printable_encode('Möchten Sie ein paar Äpfel?');

    var_dump($encoded);
    var_dump(quoted_printable_decode($encoded));
    ?>

    上の例の出力は以下となります。

    string(37) "M=C3=B6chten Sie ein paar =C3=84pfel?"
string(29) "Möchten Sie ein paar Äpfel?"

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    User Contributed Notes 6 notes

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    9
    jurgen at edesign dot nl
    10 years ago
    Both PHP's native implementation and the function of ericth at NOSPAM dot pennyworth dot com (below) contain an feature/error (usage for SMTP mismatch) which has been solved in my adjustment below.

    The error causes a text containing period character(s), when passed through these functions, end up with encoded lines starting with a period character, the first period character on that line will be discarded when it is transported over SMTP.

    Solution: add (another) leading '.' to period characters which would end up as first character on a line when encoded.

    See http://stackoverflow.com/a/13949483: "This is a dirty artifact of your transport layer... SMTP is the most probable culprit (see the call for caution in the mail function documentation) but there may be other low level mecanisms that behave similarly. For example if you tweaked the sendmail_path setting or use a buggy sendmail program you may experience similar woes."

    <?php
    define    ('PHP_QPRINT_MAXL', 75);

    function     leading_dot_fixed_php_quot_print_encode($str)
    {
    $lp = 0;
    $ret = '';
    $hex = "0123456789ABCDEF";
    $length = strlen($str);
    $str_index = 0;

    while (    $length--) {
    if (((    $c = $str[$str_index++]) == "\015") && ($str[$str_index] == "\012") && $length > 0) {
    $ret .= "\015";
    $ret .= $str[$str_index++];
    $length--;
    $lp = 0;
    } else {
    if (    ctype_cntrl($c)
    || (    ord($c) == 0x7f)
    || (    ord($c) & 0x80)
    || (    $c == '=')
    || ((    $c == ' ') && ($str[$str_index] == "\015")))
    {
    if ((    $lp += 3) > PHP_QPRINT_MAXL)
    {
    $ret .= '=';
    $ret .= "\015";
    $ret .= "\012";
    $lp = 3;
    }
    $ret .= '=';
    $ret .= $hex[ord($c) >> 4];
    $ret .= $hex[ord($c) & 0xf];
    }
    else
    {
    if ((++    $lp) > PHP_QPRINT_MAXL)
    {
    $ret .= '=';
    $ret .= "\015";
    $ret .= "\012";
    $lp = 1;
    }
    $ret .= $c;
    if(    $lp == 1 && $c == '.') {
    $ret .= '.';
    $lp++;
    }
    }
    }
    }

    return     $ret;
    }

    ?>
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    6
    arnaudv6
    13 years ago
    One will like to know and clearly read that RFC2045 specifies a line shall not exceed 75 characters.
    Accordingly, quoted_printable_encode() splits line at this limit.
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    3
    Thorsten Glaser
    14 years ago
    Two bugs:

    1) your linebreak is wrong

    $linebreak = "\r\n";

    2) continuation of lines with no whitespace is broken

    /*
    * the text after the whitespace will have to
    * be read again ( + any additional characters
    * that came into existence as a result of the
    * encoding process after the whitespace)
    *
    * Also, do not start at 0, if there was *no*
    * whitespace in the whole line
    */
    if (($i + $addtl_chars) > $whitesp_diff) {
    $output .= substr($cur_conv_line, 0,
    (strlen($cur_conv_line) - $whitesp_diff)) .
    $linebreak;
    $i = $i - $whitesp_diff + $addtl_chars;
    } else {
    /* emit continuation --mirabilos */
    $output .= $cur_conv_line .
    '=' . $linebreak;
    }
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    3
    ericth at NOSPAM dot pennyworth dot com
    13 years ago
    I have re-written the PHP 5.3.8 function for quoted_printable_encode into PHP for use with PHP < 5.3. Tested with PHP 5.2.11.

    <?php
    define    ('PHP_QPRINT_MAXL', 75);

    function     php_quot_print_encode($str)
    {
    $lp = 0;
    $ret = '';
    $hex = "0123456789ABCDEF";
    $length = strlen($str);
    $str_index = 0;

    while (    $length--) {
    if (((    $c = $str[$str_index++]) == "\015") && ($str[$str_index] == "\012") && $length > 0) {
    $ret .= "\015";
    $ret .= $str[$str_index++];
    $length--;
    $lp = 0;
    } else {
    if (    ctype_cntrl($c)
    || (    ord($c) == 0x7f)
    || (    ord($c) & 0x80)
    || (    $c == '=')
    || ((    $c == ' ') && ($str[$str_index] == "\015")))
    {
    if ((    $lp += 3) > PHP_QPRINT_MAXL)
    {
    $ret .= '=';
    $ret .= "\015";
    $ret .= "\012";
    $lp = 3;
    }
    $ret .= '=';
    $ret .= $hex[ord($c) >> 4];
    $ret .= $hex[ord($c) & 0xf];
    }
    else
    {
    if ((++    $lp) > PHP_QPRINT_MAXL)
    {
    $ret .= '=';
    $ret .= "\015";
    $ret .= "\012";
    $lp = 1;
    }
    $ret .= $c;
    }
    }
    }

    return     $ret;
    }

    ?>
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    2
    marcus at synchromedia dot co dot uk
    7 years ago
    Note that this function returns the quoted-printable string with Windows / RFC822 CRLF line breaks. If you're passing the output of this function into mail(), you may need to convert its line breaks to Unix LF style first.
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    -1
    tzangerl [dot] pdc {dot} kth dot se
    14 years ago
    A function that QP-encodes an input string (written for PHP < 5.3) and
    wordwraps it at the same time, in order to avoid classification according to the MIME QP LONG LINE rule of SpamAssassin. Thanks for Matt Jeffers to point out errors in the below quoted_printable script!

    <?php
    function quoted_printable_encode($input, $line_max = 75) {
    $hex = array('0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7',
    '8','9','A','B','C','D','E','F');
    $lines = preg_split("/(?:\r\n|\r|\n)/", $input);
    $linebreak = "=0D=0A=\r\n";
    /* the linebreak also counts as characters in the mime_qp_long_line
    * rule of spam-assassin */
    $line_max = $line_max - strlen($linebreak);
    $escape = "=";
    $output = "";
    $cur_conv_line = "";
    $length = 0;
    $whitespace_pos = 0;
    $addtl_chars = 0;

    // iterate lines
    for ($j=0; $j<count($lines); $j++) {
    $line = $lines[$j];
    $linlen = strlen($line);

    // iterate chars
    for ($i = 0; $i < $linlen; $i++) {
    $c = substr($line, $i, 1);
    $dec = ord($c);

    $length++;

    if (    $dec == 32) {
    // space occurring at end of line, need to encode
    if (($i == ($linlen - 1))) {
    $c = "=20";
    $length += 2;
    }

    $addtl_chars = 0;
    $whitespace_pos = $i;
    } elseif ( (    $dec == 61) || ($dec < 32 ) || ($dec > 126) ) {
    $h2 = floor($dec/16); $h1 = floor($dec%16);
    $c = $escape . $hex["$h2"] . $hex["$h1"];
    $length += 2;
    $addtl_chars += 2;
    }

    // length for wordwrap exceeded, get a newline into the text
    if ($length >= $line_max) {
    $cur_conv_line .= $c;

    // read only up to the whitespace for the current line
    $whitesp_diff = $i - $whitespace_pos + $addtl_chars;

    /* the text after the whitespace will have to be read
    * again ( + any additional characters that came into
    * existence as a result of the encoding process after the whitespace)
    *
    * Also, do not start at 0, if there was *no* whitespace in
    * the whole line */
    if (($i + $addtl_chars) > $whitesp_diff) {
    $output .= substr($cur_conv_line, 0, (strlen($cur_conv_line) -
    $whitesp_diff)) . $linebreak;
    $i = $i - $whitesp_diff + $addtl_chars;
    } else {
    $output .= $cur_conv_line . $linebreak;
    }

    $cur_conv_line = "";
    $length = 0;
    $whitespace_pos = 0;
    } else {
    // length for wordwrap not reached, continue reading
    $cur_conv_line .= $c;
    }
    }     // end of for

    $length = 0;
    $whitespace_pos = 0;
    $output .= $cur_conv_line;
    $cur_conv_line = "";

    if (    $j<=count($lines)-1) {
    $output .= $linebreak;
    }
    }     // end for

    return trim($output);
    }     // end quoted_printable_encode
    ?>
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