1mail::Header::list(3x)         Creating headers         mail::Header::list(3x)
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NAME

6       mail::Header::list - Create a list of headers.
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SYNOPSIS

9       #include <libmail/headers.H>
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11       mail::Header::list headers;
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13           headers << mail::Header::encoded("Subject", "Hello", "iso-8859-1")
14                   << mail::header::addresslist("To")
15                                               ("John", "john@example.com")
16                                               ("Tom", "tom@example.com")
17                   << mail::Header::mime("Content-Type", "text/plain")
18                                        ("charset", "iso-8859-1");
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20       std::cout << (std::string)headers;
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USAGE

23       This  is  a helper class for formatting a list of headers.  Each header
24       is specified, using the << operator, which can take any combination  of
25       mail::Header::addresslist(3x),               mail::Header::encoded(3x),
26       mail::Header::mime(3x), or mail::Header::plain(3x).
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28              Note: The << operator makes  an  internal  copy  of  the  header
29              object.  The original object may be destroyed after the operator
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32       The std::string operator formats all headers, and returns the set of E-
33       mail headers as a single string.  Long headers are folded accordingly.
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SEE ALSO

36       mail::Header::addresslist(3x),               mail::Header::encoded(3x),
37       mail::Header::mime(3x), mail::Header::plain(3x).
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41                                 10 April 2006          mail::Header::list(3x)