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Why? g_mime_header_list functions are
the low-level functions that are used by the higher level APIs.
There's no reason to forbid direct access to the header values,
it's just simpler for most people (including myself) to use the
higher level APIs such as the g_mime_message and
internet_address_list APIs.
Hope that helps,
Jeff
On 8/20/2018 9:42 PM, Kane Kim wrote:
Shouldn't g_mime_header_list_set return error if it
tries to set address or transparently fallback to
g_mime_message_get_* internally?
Thanks, will try that.
On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 2:31 PM Jeffrey
Stedfast < fejj gnome org>
wrote:
Hi
Kane,
I just realized that it doesn't look like I responded
to this (got distracted when I saw your message a
while back, I guess).
It is recommended that you use functions like
g_mime_message_get_to/cc/bcc() to get the
InternetAddressList, and then use
internet_address_list_add/insert/remove() to
manipulate the list of addresses for those headers.
Hope that helps,
Jeff
On 8/8/2018 5:36 PM, Kane Kim via gmime-devel-list
wrote:
Hello,
Currently I'm trying to set To/Bcc headers with
`g_mime_header_list_set`.
Is it a bug or different function should be
used to insert addresses?
Thanks!
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