Docs For Class Mail2

$address = ''

[line 78]

The address being parsed by the RFC822 object.

Type:

string

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$addresses = array()

[line 102]

The array of raw addresses built up as we parse.

Type:

array

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$default_domain = 'localhost'

[line 84]

The default domain to use for unqualified addresses.

Type:

string

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$error = null

[line 114]

The current error message, if any.

Type:

string

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$index = null

[line 120]

An internal counter/pointer.

Type:

integer

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$limit = null

[line 139]

A limit after which processing stops

Type:

int

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$mailRFC822 = true

[line 133]

A variable so that we can tell whether or not we're inside a Mail_RFC822 object.

Type:

boolean

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$nestGroups = true

[line 90]

Should we return a nested array showing groups, or flatten everything?

Type:

boolean

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$num_groups = 0

[line 126]

The number of groups that have been found in the address list.

Type:

integer

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$structure = array()

[line 108]

The final array of parsed address information that we build up.

Type:

array

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$validate = true

[line 96]

Whether or not to validate atoms for non-ascii characters.

Type:

boolean

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__construct (Constructor) [line 152]

object Mail_RFC822 __construct(
[string
$address = null], [string
$default_domain = null], [boolean
$nest_groups = null], [boolean
$validate = null], [
$limit = null])

Sets up the object. The address must either be set here or when calling parseAddressList(). One or the other.

Return: A new Mail_RFC822 object.
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$address`	—	The address(es) to validate.
string	`$default_domain`	—	Default domain/host etc. If not supplied, will be set to localhost.
boolean	`$nest_groups`	—	Whether to return the structure with groups nested for easier viewing.
boolean	`$validate`	—	Whether to validate atoms. Turn this off if you need to run addresses through before encoding the personal names, for instance.
	`$limit`	—

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approximateCount [line 898]

int approximateCount(
string
$data)

Returns an approximate count of how many addresses are in the

given string. This is APPROXIMATE as it only splits based on a comma which has no preceding backslash. Could be useful as large amounts of addresses will end up producing *large* structures when used with parseAddressList().

Return: Approximate count

Parameters:

string $data — Addresses to count

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isValidInetAddress [line 916]

mixed isValidInetAddress(
string
$data, [boolean
$strict = false])

This is a email validating function separate to the rest of the

class. It simply validates whether an email is of the common internet form: <user>@<domain>. This can be sufficient for most people. Optional stricter mode can be utilised which restricts mailbox characters allowed to alphanumeric, full stop, hyphen and underscore.

Return: False if it fails, an indexed array username/domain if it matches

Parameters:

string	`$data`	—	Address to check
boolean	`$strict`	—	Optional stricter mode

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parseAddressList [line 172]

array parseAddressList(
[string
$address = null], [string
$default_domain = null], [boolean
$nest_groups = null], [boolean
$validate = null], [
$limit = null])

Starts the whole process. The address must either be set here or when creating the object. One or the other.

Return: A structured array of addresses.
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$address`	—	The address(es) to validate.
string	`$default_domain`	—	Default domain/host etc.
boolean	`$nest_groups`	—	Whether to return the structure with groups nested for easier viewing.
boolean	`$validate`	—	Whether to validate atoms. Turn this off if you need to run addresses through before encoding the personal names, for instance.
	`$limit`	—

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validateMailbox [line 608]

boolean validateMailbox(
string
&$mailbox)

Function to validate a mailbox, which is: mailbox = addr-spec ; simple address / phrase route-addr ; name and route-addr

Return: Success or failure.
Access: public

Parameters:

string &$mailbox — The string to check.

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_hasUnclosedBrackets [line 392]

boolean _hasUnclosedBrackets(
string
$string, string
$chars)

Checks if a string has an unclosed brackets or not. IMPORTANT: This function handles both angle brackets and square brackets;

Return: True if there are unclosed brackets inside the string, false otherwise.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string	`$string`	—	The string to check.
string	`$chars`	—	The characters to check for.

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_hasUnclosedBracketsSub [line 416]

integer _hasUnclosedBracketsSub(
string
$string, integer
&$num, string
$char)

Sub function that is used only by hasUnclosedBrackets().

Return: The number of occurences of $char in $string, adjusted for backslashes.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string	`$string`	—	The string to check.
integer	`&$num`	—	The number of occurences.
string	`$char`	—	The character to count.

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_hasUnclosedQuotes [line 356]

boolean _hasUnclosedQuotes(
string
$string)

Checks if a string has unclosed quotes or not.

Return: True if there are unclosed quotes inside the string, false otherwise.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $string — The string to check.

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_isGroup [line 300]

boolean _isGroup(
string
$address)

Checks for a group at the start of the string.

Return: Whether or not there is a group at the start of the string.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $address — The address to check.

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_splitAddresses [line 225]

boolean _splitAddresses(
string
$address)

Splits an address into separate addresses.

Return: Success or failure.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $address — The addresses to split.

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_splitCheck [line 324]

mixed _splitCheck(
array
$parts, string
$char)

A common function that will check an exploded string.

Return: False if the string contains unclosed quotes/brackets, or the string on success.
Access: protected

Parameters:

array	`$parts`	—	The exloded string.
string	`$char`	—	The char that was exploded on.

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_validateAddress [line 435]

mixed _validateAddress(
string
$address)

Function to begin checking the address.

Return: False on failure, or a structured array of address information on success.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $address — The address to validate.

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_validateAddrSpec [line 826]

mixed _validateAddrSpec(
string
$addr_spec)

Function to validate an addr-spec.

addr-spec = local-part "@" domain

Return: False on failure, or the validated addr-spec on success.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $addr_spec — The string to check.

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_validateAtom [line 559]

boolean _validateAtom(
string
$atom)

Function to validate an atom which from rfc822 is: atom = 1*<any CHAR except specials, SPACE and CTLs>

If validation ($this->validate) has been turned off, then validateAtom() doesn't actually check anything. This is so that you can split a list of addresses up before encoding personal names (umlauts, etc.), for example.

Return: Success or failure.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $atom — The string to check.

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_validateDliteral [line 813]

boolean _validateDliteral(
string
$dliteral)

Function to validate a domain literal: domain-literal = "[" *(dtext / quoted-pair) "]"

Return: Success or failure.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $dliteral — The string to check.

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_validateDomain [line 767]

mixed _validateDomain(
string
$domain)

Function to validate a domain, though this is not quite what you expect of a strict internet domain.

domain = sub-domain *("." sub-domain)

Return: False on failure, or the validated domain on success.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $domain — The string to check.

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_validateLocalPart [line 856]

mixed _validateLocalPart(
string
$local_part)

Function to validate the local part of an address: local-part = word *("." word)

Return: False on failure, or the validated local part on success.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $local_part —

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_validatePhrase [line 519]

boolean _validatePhrase(
string
$phrase)

Function to validate a phrase.

Return: Success or failure.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $phrase — The phrase to check.

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_validateQuotedString [line 591]

boolean _validateQuotedString(
string
$qstring)

Function to validate quoted string, which is: quoted-string = <"> *(qtext/quoted-pair) <">

Return: Success or failure.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $qstring — The string to check

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_validateRoute [line 745]

mixed _validateRoute(
string
$route)

Function to validate a route, which is: route = 1#("@" domain) ":"

Return: False on failure, or the validated $route on success.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $route — The string to check.

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_validateRouteAddr [line 696]

mixed _validateRouteAddr(
string
$route_addr)

This function validates a route-addr which is: route-addr = "<" [route] addr-spec ">"

Angle brackets have already been removed at the point of getting to this function.

Return: False on failure, or an array containing validated address/route information on success.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $route_addr — The string to check.

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_validateSubdomain [line 794]

boolean _validateSubdomain(
string
$subdomain)

Function to validate a subdomain: subdomain = domain-ref / domain-literal

Return: Success or failure.
Access: protected

Parameters:

string $subdomain — The string to check.

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Class: Mail2_RFC822

Class Overview

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Class Details

Class Variables

$address = ''

$addresses = array()

$default_domain = 'localhost'

$error = null

$index = null

$limit = null

$mailRFC822 = true

$nestGroups = true

$num_groups = 0

$structure = array()

$validate = true

Method Detail

__construct (Constructor) [line 152]

Parameters:

approximateCount [line 898]

Parameters:

isValidInetAddress [line 916]

Parameters:

parseAddressList [line 172]

Parameters:

validateMailbox [line 608]

Parameters:

_hasUnclosedBrackets [line 392]

Parameters:

_hasUnclosedBracketsSub [line 416]

Parameters:

_hasUnclosedQuotes [line 356]

Parameters:

_isGroup [line 300]

Parameters:

_splitAddresses [line 225]

Parameters:

_splitCheck [line 324]

Parameters:

_validateAddress [line 435]

Parameters:

_validateAddrSpec [line 826]

Parameters:

_validateAtom [line 559]

Parameters:

_validateDliteral [line 813]

Parameters:

_validateDomain [line 767]

Parameters:

_validateLocalPart [line 856]

Parameters:

_validatePhrase [line 519]

Parameters:

_validateQuotedString [line 591]

Parameters:

_validateRoute [line 745]

Parameters:

_validateRouteAddr [line 696]

Parameters:

_validateSubdomain [line 794]

Parameters: