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from __future__ import annotations

import quopri

from refinery.units import Unit


class qp(Unit):
    """
    Quoted-Printable (QP) encoding and decoding as specified in RFC 2045, Section 6.7.

    Quoted-Printable is a MIME content transfer encoding that represents non-ASCII bytes as an
    equals sign followed by two hexadecimal digits (e.g. `=C3=BC` for the UTF-8 encoding of `ü`).
    Printable ASCII characters (33-126, except `=`) are represented as themselves, and soft line
    breaks are indicated by `=` at the end of a line. This encoding is predominantly used in email
    messages (MIME), particularly in headers and message bodies that contain non-ASCII characters
    or long lines. It is also found in vCard files and TNEF/MAPI data.
    """
    def process(self, data):
        return quopri.decodestring(bytes(data))

    def reverse(self, data):
        return quopri.encodestring(bytes(data))
class qp

Quoted-Printable (QP) encoding and decoding as specified in RFC 2045, Section 6.7.

Quoted-Printable is a MIME content transfer encoding that represents non-ASCII bytes as an equals sign followed by two hexadecimal digits (e.g. =C3=BC for the UTF-8 encoding of ü). Printable ASCII characters (33-126, except =) are represented as themselves, and soft line breaks are indicated by = at the end of a line. This encoding is predominantly used in email messages (MIME), particularly in headers and message bodies that contain non-ASCII characters or long lines. It is also found in vCard files and TNEF/MAPI data.

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class qp(Unit):
    """
    Quoted-Printable (QP) encoding and decoding as specified in RFC 2045, Section 6.7.

    Quoted-Printable is a MIME content transfer encoding that represents non-ASCII bytes as an
    equals sign followed by two hexadecimal digits (e.g. `=C3=BC` for the UTF-8 encoding of `ü`).
    Printable ASCII characters (33-126, except `=`) are represented as themselves, and soft line
    breaks are indicated by `=` at the end of a line. This encoding is predominantly used in email
    messages (MIME), particularly in headers and message bodies that contain non-ASCII characters
    or long lines. It is also found in vCard files and TNEF/MAPI data.
    """
    def process(self, data):
        return quopri.decodestring(bytes(data))

    def reverse(self, data):
        return quopri.encodestring(bytes(data))

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