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mail::emailAddress.3x

NAME

mail::emailAddress - An E-mail address

SYNOPSIS

 #include <libmail/rfcaddr.H>
 
 mail::emailAddress address("Jóse Smith", "josesmith@example.com");
 
 std::string addr=address.getAddr();
 std::string name=address.getAddrName();
 
 address.setAddr(addr);
 address.setAddrName(name);
 
 

USAGE

mail::emailAddress is a subclass of mail::address that defines two new methods: getAddrName(), setAddrName(), which retrieve or set the name component of an E-mail address using the native character set. For most purposes, using mail::emailAddress is preferrable to using mail::address. mail::address's getName() and setName() methods deal with the raw, MIME-encoded format of E-mail address names (see RFC 2047[1]).

Convert a native name to its MIME-encoded format by using setAddrName() followed by getName(). Similarly, decoded a MIME-encoded name by using setName() followed by getAddrName().

The toString and fromString methods are templates, and may be used with a vector of mail::emailAddress or mail::address objects. The two classes are completely interchangable. A mail::emailAddress object may be assigned or converted to a mail::address, and vice-versa.

SEE ALSO

mail::address(3x), mail::setappcharset(3x).

NOTES

1.

RFC 2047

http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2047.txt