parties: Extract sender and recipient(s)
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parties R Documentation
Extract sender and recipient(s)
Description
Extract sender and recipient(s)
Usage
parties(msg)
Arguments
msg
A message object.
Value
A tibble.
Examples
msg <- envelope() %>%
from("Gerald <gerald@gmail.com>") %>%
to(c("bob@gmail.com", "alice@yahoo.com")) %>%
cc("Craig < craig@gmail.com>") %>%
bcc(" Erin <erin@yahoo.co.uk >")
parties(msg)
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Extract sender and recipient(s)
Description
Extract sender and recipient(s)
Usage
parties(msg)
Arguments
msg |
A message object. |
Value
A tibble.
Examples
msg <- envelope() %>%
from("Gerald <gerald@gmail.com>") %>%
to(c("bob@gmail.com", "alice@yahoo.com")) %>%
cc("Craig < craig@gmail.com>") %>%
bcc(" Erin <erin@yahoo.co.uk >")
parties(msg)
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