On Thu, 17 Jul 2025, Alessandro Vesely wrote:
Or we could slice it the other way as I suggested a few messages back,
... s=sel1:sel2:sel3 a=alg1:alg2:alg3 b=hash1:hash2:hash3 ...
When programming, it is always preferable to define structures rather than
using coordinated arrays.
I suppose, if you're writing in a language that has structures. But DKIM
signature syntax is not COBOL.
That's a bit better, as it eliminates one array. However, what about:
... s=sel; ab=alg1:hash1, alg2:hash2, alg3:hash3 ...?
The header parser only handles a list of k=val, so no.
R's,
John
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