Re: Splitting folded MIME headers into indivual headers?

Did you have a look at or try something like MIME::Parser? It seems to be able to do what you need without you having to code the parsing yourself.

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Re^2: Splitting folded MIME headers into indivual headers? by sebastiannielsen2 (Novice) on Mar 02, 2015 at 21:15 UTC
Im already using that. What I need to do, is to get the generated data in name => value format, for input to Sendmail::PMilter. If PMilter could accept a opaque header object, I would just pass the output from MIME::Parser to PMilter, but now I need to use: $ctx->Addheader(NAME, VALUE) thus I need to have access to indivual header lines in a way that makes it possible to iterate over the headers. Any folding must be kept as-is to keep the output RFC compliant.	[reply]

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Re^2: Splitting folded MIME headers into indivual headers?
by sebastiannielsen2 (Novice) on Mar 02, 2015 at 21:15 UTC

Im already using that. What I need to do, is to get the generated data in name => value format, for input to Sendmail::PMilter.

If PMilter could accept a opaque header object, I would just pass the output from MIME::Parser to PMilter, but now I need to use: $ctx->Addheader(NAME, VALUE)

thus I need to have access to indivual header lines in a way that makes it possible to iterate over the headers.

Any folding must be kept as-is to keep the output RFC compliant.

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