[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello guys ,
I am struggling to understand a small problem that I have with arrays.
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>The only difference between this two pieces of code is that in one case I call Uidl without parameters and in the other case with a mail message number.
In the first case in the for each I get only the UIDL ( some strange unique number ) and in the second case I get also a number in front of that UIDL .
This is only a guess (educated), based on my assumption that your $mailAcc is a POP3Client object.
The UIDL() method returns
- without params, and array of UIDL's for all available messages
- with a param, just the server response, which is in the format
"message_number uidl"I find that's a silly thing to do, and it conflicts with the documented behaviour, so you may want to take that up with the Mail::POP3Client developer.
If we suppose that UIDL is abcd then in the first case I get abcd and in the second case I get 1 abcd. Do any of you has any ideea how can I get rid of the 1 and space from the second case ( even better if someone can tell me what is in fact the difference ).
In the mean time, you could do $uidl =~ s/^\d+\s+//; This will strip the leading number, but would leave regular uidls intact.
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