In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mystik Gotan) writes:
>What do you mean with piece? I know you're way better than me, but why don't
>write your pieces (in which case I think output) to STDOUT.
>
>Like:
>@array = ('piece', 'of', 'you');
>print STDOUT, @array;
>
>Don't think this really helps you, maybe others do :)
This is not constructive.
>>From: Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>>Does anyone know how you can print a Mail::Audit piece of email to STDOUT?
Good question. Nowhere does my copy of the Mail::Audit documentation
say how to do it. Since it does have a method "pipe", which sends to
a program, I looked at the source for it to see if it suggested a better
way than doing $mail->pipe("/bin/cat"). And I found an undocumented
method, "print". So you can do
$mail->print(\*STDOUT);
Of course you shouldn't rely on undocumented methods being around forever,
but in this case I think it was left out by accident; I'll copy the author.
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