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generateBoundary
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Compute a unique boundary
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generateFileName
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Get a unique filename (just a sequence)
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generateId
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Create a RFC 2822 compliant message id, optionally based upon $idstring.
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get
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Get the value at a given header
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getAttribute
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Get the value for a given attribute on a given header
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getBcc
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Return the list of recipients in the Bcc: header
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getBody
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Alias for getData()
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getBody
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Alias for getData()
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getCc
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Return the list of recipients in the Cc: header
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getCharset
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Get the charset used in the document
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getCharset
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Get the charset used in the document
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getCharset
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Get the current charset used
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getChild
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Get a child document, identified by $id
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getContentId
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Get the content-id of this file
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getContentType
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Get the content type which has been set
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getData
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Return the string which makes up the body of this MIME document
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getDate
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Get the date as it looks in the headers
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getDescription
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Return the description in the headers
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getDisposition
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Get the disposition used in the attachment (usually inline or attachment)
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getEncoded
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Get the header in it's compliant, encoded form
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getEncoding
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Get the encoding format used in this document
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getEncoding
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Get the encoding format used in this document
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getFileName
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Get the filename of this attachment
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getFrom
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Get the address used in the From: header
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getHcf
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getId
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Get the generated message ID for this message, including the <> quotes.
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getLanguage
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Get the language used in the headers to $lang (e.g. en-us, en-gb, sv etc)
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getLE
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Get the line ending sequence
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getLE
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Get the line ending sequence
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getLevel
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Get the level in the MIME hierarchy at which this section should appear.
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getLevel
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Get the level at which this mime part would appear in a document
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getLevel
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Get the level in the MIME hierarchy at which this section should appear.
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getLevel
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Get the level in the MIME hierarchy at which this section should appear.
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getLevel
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Get the level in the MIME hierarchy at which this section should appear.
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getList
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Just fetch the array containing the headers
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getMimeWarning
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Get the MIME warning which is displayed to old clients
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getPriority
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Get the current message priority
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getReference
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Get a reference to an object (for complex reasons).
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getReplyTo
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Return the list of recipients in the Reply-To: header
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getReturnPath
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Return the address used in the Return-Path: header
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getSubject
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Get the current subject used in the headers
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getTo
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Return the list of recipients in the To: header
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set
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Add a header or change an existing header value
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setAttribute
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Set an attribute in a major header
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setBcc
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Set the list of recipients in the Bcc: header
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setBody
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Alias for setData()
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setBody
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Alias for setData()
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setCc
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Set the list of recipients in the Cc: header
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setCharset
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Set the charset of the document
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setCharset
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Set the charset of the document
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setCharset
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Set the charset used in the headers
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setContentId
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Set the Content-Id to use
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setContentType
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Set the content type of this MIME document
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setData
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Overrides setData() in MIME so that a filename can be set
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setData
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Specify the string which makes up the body of this message HINT: You can always nest another MIME document here if you call it's build() method.
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setData
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Set data for the image
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setDate
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Set the date in the headers in RFC 2822 format
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setDescription
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Set the Content-Description header
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setDisposition
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Set the disposition of the attachment (usually inline or attachment)
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setEncoding
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Set the encoding format to be used on the body of the document
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setEncoding
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Specify the encoding to use for the headers if characters outside the 7-bit-printable ascii range are found This encoding will never be used if only 7-bit-printable characters are found in the headers.
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setFileName
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Set the name (and description) used to identify the file
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setFlowed
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Set the "format" attribute to flowed
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setFlowed
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Set the "format" attribute to flowed
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setFrom
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Set the address in the From: header
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setHeaders
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Replace the current headers with new ones
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setId
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Set the message id literally.
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setLanguage
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Set the language used in the headers to $lang (e.g. en-us, en-gb, sv etc)
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setLE
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Set the line ending character to use
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setLE
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Set the line ending character to use
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setLineWrap
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Set the size at which lines wrap around (includes the CRLF)
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setMimeWarning
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Set the MIME warning message which is displayed to old clients
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setPriority
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Set the message prioirty in the mail client (don't rely on this)
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setReference
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Sets a reference so when nodes are nested, operations can be redirected.
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setReplyTo
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Set the list of recipients in the Reply-To: header
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setReturnPath
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Set the address in the Return-Path: header
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setSubject
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Set the subject in the headers
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setTo
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Set the list of recipients in the To: header
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Swift_Message
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Swift Message class
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Swift_Message_Attachment
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Attachment component for Swift Mailer
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Swift_Message_EmbeddedFile
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Embedded File component for Swift Mailer
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Swift_Message_Encoder
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Encodes strings in a variety of formats and detects some encoding formats
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Swift_Message_Headers
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Contains and constructs the headers for a MIME document
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Swift_Message_Image
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Embedded Image component for Swift Mailer
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Swift_Message_Mime
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Mime is the underbelly for Messages, Attachments, Parts, Embedded Images, Forwarded Mail, etc
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Swift_Message_MimeException
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Swift MIME Exception
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Swift_Message_Part
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MIME Part body component for Swift Mailer