Ok, nevermind, I got it -- this counts the lines in the string and
truncates the string when it reaches the requested limit. Will add a
comment to the source.
There's actually a totally different problem here; the problem is that
lines == -2 (do not send headers) is not respected. Headers are always
sent.
On Mon, 2006-10-02 at 09:18 -0700, Aaron Stone wrote:
> Even after calling get_crlf_encoded, db_send_message_lines has this very
> weird loop, without any comments, before sending out the body:
>
> /* always send all headers */
> raw = get_crlf_encoded(hdr);
> ci_write((FILE *)fstream, "%s", raw);
> dm_free(hdr);
> dm_free(raw);
>
> /* send requested body lines */
> raw = get_crlf_encoded(buf);
> dm_free(buf);
>
> --- confused from here
> s = g_string_new(raw);
> if (lines > 0) {
> while (raw[pos] && n < lines) {
> if (raw[pos] == '\n')
> n++;
> pos++;
> }
> s = g_string_truncate(s,pos);
> }
> --- to here about this
> dm_free(raw);
>
> Aaron
>
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