Aaron Stone wrote:
> Paul,
>
> How does GMime handle headers with multiple values? Received, for
> example, typically has 3-5 header-value pairs in a given message. But
> the GMime function we're using returns only a single char *
Yeah I know. That's what the GRelation *headers was meant for
originally, before I could setup the whole caching chain without
building an internal representation of the header-tree. I ended up using
a g_mime_headers_foreach loop.
The GRelation is still there though, albeit unused. Feel free to use it
or improve it, if you like. I suggest we implement:
GTuples * dbmail_message_get_headers(const struct DbmailMessage *self,
const char *header);
but perhaps mapping the GTuples * and returning char ** makes more sense
for a public call.
>
> gchar * dbmail_message_get_header(
> const struct DbmailMessage *self, const char *header)
> {
> return (gchar*)g_mime_object_get_header(
> GMIME_OBJECT(self->content), header);
> }
>
> Reason I'm asking is that the same getheader function in libSieve's
> internal header parser returns a char **, one for each instance.
>
> Aaron
>
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