GMimeHeaderIter

typedef struct {
	GMimeHeaderList *hdrlist;
	GMimeHeader *cursor;
	guint32 version;
} GMimeHeaderIter;

A message or mime-part header iterator. All members should be considered private.

GMimeHeaderList

typedef struct _GMimeHeaderList GMimeHeaderList;

A message or mime-part header.

GMimeHeaderWriter ()

ssize_t             (*GMimeHeaderWriter)                (GMimeStream *stream,
                                                         const char *name,
                                                         const char *value);

Function signature for the callback to g_mime_header_register_writer().

GMimeHeaderForeachFunc ()

void                (*GMimeHeaderForeachFunc)           (const char *name,
                                                         const char *value,
                                                         gpointer user_data);

Function signature for the callback to g_mime_header_list_foreach().

g_mime_header_iter_new ()

GMimeHeaderIter*    g_mime_header_iter_new              (void);

Dynamically allocates a GMimeHeaderIter on the heap. This is intended for use in language bindings but may also be useful in applications as well. You must free this iter with g_mime_header_iter_free().

g_mime_header_iter_free ()

void                g_mime_header_iter_free             (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Frees a dynamically-allocated GMimeHeaderIter as created by g_mime_header_iter_new() or g_mime_header_iter_copy().

g_mime_header_iter_copy ()

GMimeHeaderIter*    g_mime_header_iter_copy             (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Creates a dynamically allocated header iterator as a copy of iter. You must free this iter with g_mime_header_iter_free().

g_mime_header_iter_copy_to ()

void                g_mime_header_iter_copy_to          (GMimeHeaderIter *src,
                                                         GMimeHeaderIter *dest);

Copies src to dest.

g_mime_header_iter_equal ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_equal            (GMimeHeaderIter *iter1,
                                                         GMimeHeaderIter *iter2);

Check that iter1 and iter2 reference the same header.

g_mime_header_iter_first ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_first            (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Updates iter to point to the first header.

g_mime_header_iter_last ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_last             (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Updates iter to point to the last header.

g_mime_header_iter_next ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_next             (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Advances to the next header.

g_mime_header_iter_prev ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_prev             (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Advances to the previous header.

g_mime_header_iter_is_valid ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_is_valid         (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Checks if a GMimeHeaderIter is valid. An iterator may become invalid if the GMimeHeaderList that the iterator refers to changes.

g_mime_header_iter_get_name ()

const char*         g_mime_header_iter_get_name         (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Gets the current header's name.

g_mime_header_iter_get_value ()

const char*         g_mime_header_iter_get_value        (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Gets the current header's name.

g_mime_header_iter_set_value ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_set_value        (GMimeHeaderIter *iter,
                                                         const char *value);

Sets the current header's value to the new value.

g_mime_header_iter_remove ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_iter_remove           (GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Removes the current header and advances to the next header.

Note: If you remove the last header in the list, then iter will become invalid regardless of whether or not other headers remain.

g_mime_header_list_new ()

GMimeHeaderList*    g_mime_header_list_new              (void);

Creates a new GMimeHeaderList object.

g_mime_header_list_destroy ()

void                g_mime_header_list_destroy          (GMimeHeaderList *headers);

Destroy the header list.

g_mime_header_list_prepend ()

void                g_mime_header_list_prepend          (GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         const char *name,
                                                         const char *value);

Prepends a header. If value is NULL, a space will be set aside for it (useful for setting the order of headers before values can be obtained for them) otherwise the header will be unset.

g_mime_header_list_append ()

void                g_mime_header_list_append           (GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         const char *name,
                                                         const char *value);

Appends a header. If value is NULL, a space will be set aside for it (useful for setting the order of headers before values can be obtained for them) otherwise the header will be unset.

g_mime_header_list_remove ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_list_remove           (GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         const char *name);

Remove the specified header.

g_mime_header_list_set ()

void                g_mime_header_list_set              (GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         const char *name,
                                                         const char *value);

Set the value of the specified header. If value is NULL and the header, name, had not been previously set, a space will be set aside for it (useful for setting the order of headers before values can be obtained for them) otherwise the header will be unset.

Note: If there are multiple headers with the specified field name, the first instance of the header will be replaced and further instances will be removed.

g_mime_header_list_get ()

const char*         g_mime_header_list_get              (const GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         const char *name);

Gets the value of the first header with the name requested.

g_mime_header_list_get_iter ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_list_get_iter         (GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         GMimeHeaderIter *iter);

Initializes an iterator for traversing headers.

g_mime_header_list_foreach ()

void                g_mime_header_list_foreach          (const GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         GMimeHeaderForeachFunc func,
                                                         gpointer user_data);

Calls func for each header name/value pair.

g_mime_header_list_register_writer ()

void                g_mime_header_list_register_writer  (GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         const char *name,
                                                         GMimeHeaderWriter writer);

Changes the function used to write name headers to writer (or the default if writer is NULL). This is useful if you want to change the default header folding style for a particular header.

g_mime_header_list_write_to_stream ()

ssize_t             g_mime_header_list_write_to_stream  (const GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         GMimeStream *stream);

Write the headers to a stream.

g_mime_header_list_to_string ()

char*               g_mime_header_list_to_string        (const GMimeHeaderList *headers);

Allocates a string buffer containing the raw rfc822 headers contained in headers.

g_mime_header_list_has_raw ()

gboolean            g_mime_header_list_has_raw          (const GMimeHeaderList *headers);

Gets whether or not a raw header has been set on headers.

g_mime_header_list_set_raw ()

void                g_mime_header_list_set_raw          (GMimeHeaderList *headers,
                                                         const char *raw);

Set the raw header.