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#!perl
use strict;
use Test::More tests => 16;
use_ok('Email::Simple');
my $email_text = <<END_MESSAGE;
Alpha: this header comes first
Bravo: this header comes second
Alpha: this header comes third
The body is irrelevant.
END_MESSAGE
my $email = Email::Simple->new($email_text);
isa_ok($email, "Email::Simple");
is_deeply(
[ $email->header('alpha') ],
[ 'this header comes first', 'this header comes third' ],
"we get both values, in order, for a multi-entry header",
);
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'this header comes first',
Bravo => 'this header comes second',
Alpha => 'this header comes third',
],
"and we get everything in order for header_pairs",
);
my @rv = $email->header_set(alpha => ('header one', 'header three'));
is_deeply(
\@rv,
[ 'header one', 'header three' ],
"header_set in list context returns all set values",
);
is_deeply(
[ $email->header('alpha') ],
[ 'header one', 'header three' ],
"headers are replaced in order",
);
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'header one',
Bravo => 'this header comes second',
Alpha => 'header three',
],
"and we still get everything in order for header_pairs",
);
my $rv = $email->header_set(alpha => qw(h1 h3 h4));
is($rv, 'h1', "header_set in scalar context returns first set header");
is_deeply(
[ $email->header('alpha') ],
[ qw(h1 h3 h4) ],
"headers are replaced in order, extras appended",
);
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'h1',
Bravo => 'this header comes second',
Alpha => 'h3',
alpha => 'h4',
],
"and we still get everything in order for header_pairs",
);
$email->header_set(alpha => 'one is the loneliest header');
is_deeply(
[ $email->header('alpha') ],
[ 'one is the loneliest header' ],
"and we drop down to one value for alpha header ok",
);
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'one is the loneliest header',
Bravo => 'this header comes second',
],
"and we still get everything in order for header_pairs",
);
$email->header_set(Gamma => 'gammalon');
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'one is the loneliest header',
Bravo => 'this header comes second',
Gamma => 'gammalon',
],
"a third header goes in at the end",
);
$email->header_set(alpha => ('header one', 'header omega'));
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'header one',
Bravo => 'this header comes second',
Gamma => 'gammalon',
alpha => 'header omega',
],
"and re-adding to the previously third header puts it fourth",
);
$email->header_set('Bravo');
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'header one',
Gamma => 'gammalon',
alpha => 'header omega',
],
"Bravo header gets completely removed",
);
$email->header_set('Omega');
is_deeply(
[ $email->header_pairs ],
[
Alpha => 'header one',
Gamma => 'gammalon',
alpha => 'header omega',
],
"nothing weird happens when deleting absent headers",
);
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