sbMesgObject Struct Reference

The BEEP message object. More...

#include <beepmessage.h>

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Public Attributes
srObjID	OID
	Object ID - to make code (more ;)) bulletproof.
BEEPHdrID	idHdr
	the header id of this frame
SBmsgno	uMsgno
	the message number of this message (from header)
SBseqno	uSeqno
	RFC 3080 seqno (from header).
SBseqno	uNxtSeqno
	expected next seqno on the channel (for RFC 3081 SEQ)
char *	szRawBuf
	pointer to the complete message text
char *	szMIMEHdr
	the message's MIME header (NULL, if no headers were provided)
char *	szActualPayload
	the *actual* payload, that is message without MIME headers and without the CRLF MIME header separator
int	bRawDirty
	TRUE, if szRawBuf does not contain a proper full representation of the message.
int	iPayloadSize
	size (in bytes) of the actual payload
int	iMIMEHdrSize
	size (in bytes) of the MIME headers
int	iOverallSize
	size (in bytes) of the whole message

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Detailed Description

The BEEP message object.

Implemented via beepmessage::h and beepmessage::c.

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Member Data Documentation

int sbMesgObject::bRawDirty

TRUE, if szRawBuf does not contain a proper full representation of the message. FALSE otherwise. This is used when generating messages. It may improve performance if we e.g. add MIME headers first before assemblin the final message. NOT CURRENTLY USED.

char* sbMesgObject::szActualPayload

the *actual* payload, that is message without MIME headers and without the CRLF MIME header separator szActualPayload POINTS DIRECTLY INTO THE RAW MESSAGE BUFFER. This is for performance reasons. As it is no buffer into its own right, it MUST NEVER be free()ed!

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• beepmessage.h

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