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Mail_IMAP::_addPart()

void _addPart(int &$n, int &$mid, int &$i, str $part)

Adds parts to the 'in' and 'at' arrays of the Mail_IMAPv2::$msg property.

Warning: As a method used internally by Mail_IMAPv2, Mail_IMAPv2::_addPart() should not be used directly. Its API has the potential of being changed in future releases, should I find a more efficient approach.

Method summary:

param	int	&$n The offset indice of the field being added to the 'in' or 'at' array.
param	int	&$mid message id
param	int	&$i The offset indice of the field being referenced in the structure array.
param	str	$part One of in\|at. Toggles whether fields are added to the 'in' or 'at' array.
return	void
access	private
see	Mail_IMAPv2::_scanMultipart()

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Richard York

Mail_IMAP::_addPart()

void _addPart(int &$n, int &$mid, int &$i, str $part)

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