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-// EnvelopeParser.h
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-// Declares the cEnvelopeParser class representing a parser for RFC-822 envelope headers, used both in HTTP and in MIME
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-#pragma once
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-class cEnvelopeParser
-{
-public:
-	class cCallbacks
-	{
-	public:
-		/// Called when a full header line is parsed
-		virtual void OnHeaderLine(const AString & a_Key, const AString & a_Value) = 0;
-	} ;
-	
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-	cEnvelopeParser(cCallbacks & a_Callbacks);
-	
-	/** Parses the incoming data.
-	Returns the number of bytes consumed from the input. The bytes not consumed are not part of the envelope header
-	*/
-	int Parse(const char * a_Data, int a_Size);
-	
-	/// Makes the parser forget everything parsed so far, so that it can be reused for parsing another datastream
-	void Reset(void);
-	
-	/// Returns true if more input is expected for the envelope header
-	bool IsInHeaders(void) const { return m_IsInHeaders; }
-	
-	/// Sets the IsInHeaders flag; used by cMultipartParser to simplify the parser initial conditions
-	void SetIsInHeaders(bool a_IsInHeaders) { m_IsInHeaders = a_IsInHeaders; }
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-public:
-	/// Callbacks to call for the various events
-	cCallbacks & m_Callbacks;
-	
-	/// Set to true while the parser is still parsing the envelope headers. Once set to true, the parser will not consume any more data.
-	bool m_IsInHeaders;
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-	/// Buffer for the incoming data until it is parsed
-	AString m_IncomingData;
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-	/// Holds the last parsed key; used for line-wrapped values
-	AString m_LastKey;
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-	/// Holds the last parsed value; used for line-wrapped values
-	AString m_LastValue;
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-	/// Notifies the callback of the key/value stored in m_LastKey/m_LastValue, then erases them
-	void NotifyLast(void);
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-	/// Parses one line of header data. Returns true if successful
-	bool ParseLine(const char * a_Data, size_t a_Size);
-} ;
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