• NAME
• DESCRIPTION
  • as_html
  • parsed_field
  • parsed_subject
  • parsed_date
  • parsed_address
  • parsed_default
  • parsed_text
  • init_to
  • count_to
  • create

NAME

RDF::Base::Email::Head

DESCRIPTION

The 'to' header may be initialized on demand for cases of really large lists.

as_html

  $header->as_html

parsed_field

  $header->parsed_field( $field_name )

  $header->parsed_field( $field_name, $field_value )

Returns: Some sort of RDF::Base::Object. Usually a RDF::Base::Literal

parsed_subject

  $header->parsed_subject( $field_name )

  $header->parsed_subject( $field_name, $field_value )

$field_name defaults to subject

$field_value defaults to the first value of $field_name.

Returns: A RDF::Base::Literal::Email::Subject

parsed_date

  $header->parsed_date()

  $header->parsed_date( $field_name )

  $header->parsed_date( $field_name, $field_value )

$field_name defaults to date.

$field_value defaults to the first value of $field_name.

Returns: A RDF::Base::Literal::Time

parsed_address

  $header->parsed_address( $field_name )

  $header->parsed_address( $field_name, $field_value )

  $header->parsed_address( $field_name, \@field_values )

$field_name must be given if the values is to be looked up

Returns: a RDF::Base::List of RDF::Base::Literal::Email::Address

parsed_default

  $header->parsed_default( $field_name, $field_value )

$field_name and $field_value MUST be given

Returns: a RDF::Base::Literal::String

parsed_text

  $header->parsed_text( $field_name, $field_value )

$field_name and $field_value MUST be given

Returns: a RDF::Base::Literal::String

init_to

count_to

create

  $class->create({ key => [ val1, val2, ...], ... })

Using Email::Simple::Creator