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= Incompatibilities from version 0.9 to 0.10
The biggest change is that return value of some
TMail::Mail methods have been changed. In TMail 0.10,
ALL "<headername>" methods return an array of address
spec strings, and ALL "<HeaderName>_addrs" methods
return an array of TMail::Address objects.
For example:
# mail header
To: Minero Aoki <aamine@loveruby.net>
# from ruby
TMail::Mail#to == ["aamine@loveruby.net"]
TMail::Mail#to_addrs == [#<TMail::Address>]
In 0.9, this rule has not been thoroughed.
== Incompatible Changes
* TMail::Mail#from (return value)
0.9 first friendly-from or address spec string
0.10 an array of address spec string for From:.
(use friendly_from for 0.9 action)
* TMail::Mail#to (return value)
0.9 first Address object for To:
0.10 an array of address spec string for To:
* TMail::Mail#fetch (number of argument)
0.9 fetch(header_name, init_string, &block)
0.10 fetch(header_name)
* TMail's mail parser raises TMail::SyntaxError
instead of ::ParseError in ALL situations.
* TMail::StringPort.new (number of argument)
0.9 new(str, eol, unifyeol)
0.10 new(str='')
* TMail::HeaderField#*
Any methods of HeaderField (and its subclasses) are
subject to change without notice. Simply do not use them,
use TMail::Mail interface methods instead.
== Compatible Changes
These methods are compatible NOW, but is not in 1.0.
* TMail::Mail.new (argument semantic)
0.9 new(port, strict=false)
0.10 new(port, configuration=TMail::DEFAULT_CONFIG)
(use TMail::DEFAULT_CONFIG.strict_parse=true instead)
* TMail::MhLoader -> TMail::MhMailbox
* TMail::MboxLoader -> TMail::UNIXMbox
* TMail::MaildirLoader -> TMail::Maildir
You can use old names as alias.
== Obsolete Methods
These methods are defined in tmail/obsolete.rb.
Currently TMail requires it by default, but in 1.0, it does not.
* TMail::Mail#from_addr
* TMail::Mail#from_address
* TMail::Mail#from_address=
* TMail::Mail#from_phrase (is #friendly_from)
* TMail::Mail#msgid (is #message_id)
* TMail::Mail#msgid= (is #message_id)
* TMail::Mail#each_dest (is #each_destination)
* TMail::Mail#has_key? (is #key?)
* TMail::Mail#include? (is #key?)
* TMail::Mail#value?
* TMail::Mail#has_value?
* TMail::Mail#values
* TMail::Loader#new_mail (is #new_port)
* TMail::Loader#each_mail (is #each_port)
* TMail::Loader#each_newmail (is #each_new_port)
* TMail.boundary (is .new_boundary)
* TMail.msgid (is .new_message_id)
* TMail.new_msgid (is .new_message_id)
* TMail::Mail.boundary (is TMail.new_boundary)
* TMail::Mail.msgid (is TMail.new_message_id)
* TMail::Mail.new_msgid (is TMail.new_message_id)
* TMail.loadfrom (is .load)
* TMail.load_from (is .load)
* TMail::Address#route (is #routes)
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