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www::topica::mail

WWW::Topica::Mail(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    WWW::Topica::Mail(3pm)

NAME

       WWW::Topica::Mail - parse a single Topica mailing list mail

SYNOPSIS

	   my $index = WWW::Topic::Index->new($index_html);

	   foreach my $mess_id ($index->message_ids) {
	       # the mail has some information and also provides a link to the reply ...
	       my $mail  = WWW::Topica::Mail->new($topica->fetch_mail($mess_id), $mess_id);
	       # which has other information (like the un-htmled mail and the email address) ...
	       my $reply = WWW::Topica::Reply->new($topica->fetch_reply($mail->id, $mail->eto), $mail->id, $mail->eto);
	   }

	   print "Next offset is ".$index->next."
";
	   print "Previous offset is ".$index->prev."
";

DESCRIPTION

       Used to parse a single message page from Topica.com's mailing list indexes.

       Message pages have the subject and the date and time of the mail being sent as well as a full name of each sender.

METHODS

   new <page html> <id>
       Takes the page html and the message-id and parses the html.

   parse <html>
       Parse the html to get message ids and next & prev offsets.

   id
       Get the id of this mail

   eto
       Get the eto of the next reply we need to get

   date
       Get the date of this mail

   subject
       The subject of the mail

   from
       Get the name of the person it was from

   body
       Get the body of the mail.

AUTHOR

       Simon Wistow <simon@thegestalt.org>

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) 2004, Simon Wistow

perl v5.10.1							    2006-01-03						    WWW::Topica::Mail(3pm)

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