RDF::Base::Literal::Email::Address
Represents an Email Address
These can be called with the class name or any List object.
$this->new( $value, $valtype )
Calls Para::Frame::Email::Address/new
Will not throw an exception if email address is faulty
Wrapper for Para::Frame::Email::Address/parse that reimplements RDF::Base::Literal::String/parse. (Avoid recursion)
Will NOT throw exception if not a correct email address
Assumes that the value from DB is correct
$a->as_html( \%args )
Supported args are:
method tag_*
method defaults to format
$a->sysdesig()
The designation of an object, to be used for node administration or debugging.
$a->desig()
The designation of an object, to be used for node administration or debugging. Uses Para::Frame::Email::Address/desig
Returns a unique predictable id representing this object
$n->literal()
The literal value that this object represents.
$lit->loc
Just returns the plain string
Make it a plain value. Safer than using ->literal, since it also works for Undef objects.
Returns: The address part Para::Frame::Email::Address/address
NB! Only store the address part in the DB. For broken email addresses, it will be the original string.
Used in Para::Frame::Email::Address. Overrides RDF::Base::Object/as_string.
Overrides Para::Frame::Email::Address/name. Using the name of the node pointing to this literal, if existing and if no name is found in the email itself.
RDF::Base::Literal, RDF::Base::Resource, RDF::Base::Arc, RDF::Base::Pred, RDF::Base::Search