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public static Parse ( string mailbox ) : |
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| mailbox | string | Mailbox string. Format: ["diplay-name"<SP>]<local-part@domain>. |
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/// <summary>
/// Parses address-list from string.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="addressList">Address list string.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public void Parse(string addressList)
{
addressList = addressList.Trim();
StringReader reader = new StringReader(addressList);
while (reader.SourceString.Length > 0)
{
// See if mailbox or group. If ',' is before ':', then mailbox
// Example: [email protected], group:[email protected];
int commaIndex = TextUtils.QuotedIndexOf(reader.SourceString, ',');
int colonIndex = TextUtils.QuotedIndexOf(reader.SourceString, ':');
// Mailbox
if (colonIndex == -1 || (commaIndex < colonIndex && commaIndex != -1))
{
// FIX: why quotes missing
//System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(reader.SourceString + "#" + reader.OriginalString);
// Read to ',' or to end if last element
MailboxAddress address = MailboxAddress.Parse(reader.QuotedReadToDelimiter(','));
m_pAddresses.Add(address);
address.Owner = this;
}
// Group
else
{
// Read to ';', this is end of group
GroupAddress address = GroupAddress.Parse(reader.QuotedReadToDelimiter(';'));
m_pAddresses.Add(address);
address.Owner = this;
// If there are next items, remove first comma because it's part of group address
if (reader.SourceString.Length > 0)
{
reader.QuotedReadToDelimiter(',');
}
}
}
OnCollectionChanged();
}