I'm parsing a multipart MIME email, which contains the line:

Content-Type: image/png; name="=?UTF-8?B?15DXmdeZ15PXmSDXqNeWLnBuZw==?="

My code contains:

$email = Email::MIME->new (\$msg);
$email->walk_parts( sub {
    return if $_[0]->subparts;
    print $_[0]->filename;
                    }
    );

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This produces the following warning:

Unquoted '"' not allowed at ./em_try.pl line 21.
Missing semicolon before parameter '"אייד&#149
+7; רז.png"' at ./em_try.pl line 21.

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I think it happens only on utf8 filenames, and I think it's a bug. What do you think?

In reply to Email::MIME bug? by Arik123

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