Re: [gmime-devel] Putting GMime into Bongo
- From: Alex Hudson <alex bongo-project org>
- To: gmime-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [gmime-devel] Putting GMime into Bongo
- Date: Sun, 07 Sep 2008 15:07:20 +0100
Hi Jeff,
Well, I've put in the first patch which starts using GMime in Bongo: at
the moment, just parsing RFC 2822 messages, but it was nice and simple.
On LKML our old parser had a ~1% failure rate, so I suspect this is
going to be a big improvement :)
Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
If you guys have any suggestions or features that you need, I'll try to
get them in for the next stable release (2.4.0?).
One simple thing has turned up immediately: there doesn't seem to be an
obvious way to get a byte offset for the end of the mail headers from
the start of a message. What I've done as a sort of hack is use
g_mime_object_get_headers() to get a raw copy, and then calculate the
length of that string, but I'm thinking that it would be nice if GMime
just had an internal value somewhere that got set as it parsed the
message (assuming it doesn't already).
I did look at doing a patch, but the state machine in gmime-parser.c is
a bit beyond me at the moment: in particular, there seems to be some
code to work with mails with malformed separation between header and
content, and it looks like it springs it into a different state compared
to finding the correct separator?
As another data point, I looked at the source for DBMail, and it looks
like they have a find_end_of_header() in this file;
http://git.dbmail.eu/?p=paul/dbmail;a=blob;f=src/dbmail-message.c;h=7f82b667698dd4090ef0fd6354c050e7b615102f;hb=HEAD
... which I assume is for the same reason I want the size of the headers
too.
Thanks,
Alex.
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