/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */ #ifndef __nsMsgBodyHandler_h #define __nsMsgBodyHandler_h #include "nsIMsgSearchScopeTerm.h" #include "nsILineInputStream.h" #include "nsIMsgDatabase.h" //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- // nsMsgBodyHandler: used to retrieve lines from POP and IMAP offline messages. // This is a helper class used by nsMsgSearchTerm::MatchBody //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- class nsMsgBodyHandler { public: nsMsgBodyHandler (nsIMsgSearchScopeTerm *, uint32_t length, nsIMsgDBHdr * msg, nsIMsgDatabase * db); // we can also create a body handler when doing arbitrary header // filtering...we need the list of headers and the header size as well // if we are doing filtering...if ForFilters is false, headers and // headersSize is ignored!!! nsMsgBodyHandler (nsIMsgSearchScopeTerm *, uint32_t length, nsIMsgDBHdr * msg, nsIMsgDatabase * db, const char * headers /* NULL terminated list of headers */, uint32_t headersSize, bool ForFilters); virtual ~nsMsgBodyHandler(); // Returns next message line in buf and the applicable charset, if found. // The return value is the length of 'buf' or -1 for EOF. int32_t GetNextLine(nsCString &buf, nsCString &charset); // Transformations void SetStripHtml (bool strip) { m_stripHtml = strip; } void SetStripHeaders (bool strip) { m_stripHeaders = strip; } protected: void Initialize(); // common initialization code // filter related methods. For filtering we always use the headers // list instead of the database... bool m_Filtering; int32_t GetNextFilterLine(nsCString &buf); // pointer into the headers list in the original message hdr db... const char * m_headers; uint32_t m_headersSize; uint32_t m_headerBytesRead; // local / POP related methods void OpenLocalFolder(); // goes through the mail folder int32_t GetNextLocalLine(nsCString &buf); nsIMsgSearchScopeTerm *m_scope; nsCOMPtr m_fileLineStream; nsCOMPtr m_localFile; /** * The number of lines in the message. If |m_lineCountInBodyLines| then this * is the number of body lines, otherwise this is the entire number of lines * in the message. This is important so we know when to stop reading the file * without accidentally reading part of the next message. */ uint32_t m_numLocalLines; /** * When true, |m_numLocalLines| is the number of body lines in the message, * when false it is the entire number of lines in the message. * * When a message is an offline IMAP or news message, then the number of lines * will be the entire number of lines, so this should be false. When the * message is a local message, the number of lines will be the number of body * lines. */ bool m_lineCountInBodyLines; // Offline IMAP related methods & state nsCOMPtr m_msgHdr; nsCOMPtr m_db; // Transformations // With the exception of m_isMultipart, these all apply to the various parts bool m_stripHeaders; // true if we're supposed to strip of message headers bool m_stripHtml; // true if we're supposed to strip off HTML tags bool m_pastMsgHeaders; // true if we've already skipped over the message headers bool m_pastPartHeaders; // true if we've already skipped over the part headers bool m_partIsHtml; // true if the Content-type header claims text/html bool m_base64part; // true if the current part is in base64 bool m_isMultipart; // true if the message is a multipart/* message bool m_partIsText; // true if the current part is text/* bool m_inMessageAttachment; // true if current part is message/* nsTArray m_boundaries; // The boundary strings to look for nsCString m_partCharset; // The charset found in the part // See implementation for comments int32_t ApplyTransformations (const nsCString &line, int32_t length, bool &returnThisLine, nsCString &buf); void SniffPossibleMIMEHeader (const nsCString &line); static void StripHtml (nsCString &buf); static void Base64Decode (nsCString &buf); }; #endif