debian man page for ciderwebmail::part

Query: ciderwebmail::part

OS: debian

Section: 3pm

Format: Original Unix Latex Style Formatted with HTML and a Horizontal Scroll Bar

CiderWebmail::Part(3pm) 				User Contributed Perl Documentation				   CiderWebmail::Part(3pm)

   main_body_part()
       Returns the main body part for using when forwarding/replying the message.

   body()
       returns the body of the part unless body({ raw => 1}) is specified converting the body to utf-8 will be attempted

   _decode_body()
       attempt a best-effort $charset to utf-8 conversion

   id()
       returns the ID of the part

   guess_recipient()
       Tries to guess the recipient address used to deliver this message to this mailbox.  Used for suggesting a From address on reply/forward.

   handler()
       returns a CiderWebmail::Part::FooBar object for the specified part

   icon() {
       returns the name of a icon representing the content type fo the part

   render()
       render a CiderWebmail::Part. just a stub - override in CiderWebmail::Part::FooBar

   cid()
       returns the Content-ID of the part

   content_type()
       returns the content type of the CiderWebmail::Part

   name()
       returns the name of the part or "(attachment|part) content/type"

   file_name()
       returns a best-guess file_name if one was supplied or undef

   is_attachment()
       returns true if the body disposition indicates it is an attachment

   bodydisp()
       returnes the body disposition hash (if it exists) or undef

   bodyparms()
       returnes the bodyparms hash (if it exists) or undef

   uri_download
       returns an http url to access the part

   uri_render
       returns an http url to render the part

perl v5.14.2							    2012-06-16						   CiderWebmail::Part(3pm)
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