Ken Hornstein <kenh@pobox.com> wrote:
> Let's say it is something like this:
> %[%(formataddr{to})%(formataddr({cc})%^%(addr{loop})%#,%]
> What does that mean? We take the addresses in the "To" and "cc" headers,
> treat them as a address list, and execute %(addr) on each address (the
> pseudo-component "loop" will be set to the value of each address as the
> loop progresses). Everything after %# gets executed between each entry.
> So this on the above To: line would end up generating:
> foo@bar.com,blah@arg.com,some@body.com
> This might be something I could actually implement in a reasonable amount
> of time.
Seems cool to me.
I guess addr{loop} will operate on any ,-seperated list of address-like
things. I would also guess it would nuke the "My Name" and (comment)
parts beforehand.
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