Magnus Achim Deininger scripsit:
=ybegin<text>=yend
<text> is mostly the blob contents verbatim, i.e. without converting it
to hex first, except for some special characters.
According to http://www.yenc.org/yenc-draft.1.3.txt , the format is
much more complex than that (involving multiple lines and keywords on
the header and trailer lines) and the contents are *not* verbatim: for
example, #x00 is encoded as '*' and #x32 (digit '2') is encoded as 'T'.
Furthermore, there is a hidden dependency on the character encoding of
a file in which yEnc objects are embedded: the encoded form of #x7E is
whatever character has a codepoint at #xA8 in that encoding, which is
not necessarily U+00A8.
If we must have blob syntax at all, I agree that hex is The Right Thing,
but allowing interspersed whitespace.