make_mbox_reply | R Documentation |
Used to create a single e-mail reply string in .mbox format.
See link{create_mbox_from_replies}
to save it to disk.
make_mbox_reply(
mailing_list,
reply_from_author,
reply_from_email,
reply_to_author,
reply_to_email,
reply_cc_author,
reply_cc_email,
reply_datetime,
timezone,
reply_subject,
reply_body
)
mailing_list |
specific mailing list associated with this mbox data |
reply_from_author |
name of sender (e.g. Firstname Lastname) |
reply_from_email |
email of sender. (e.g. sender@domain.com — will be formatted as <sender@domain.com>). |
reply_to_author |
name of recipient (e.g. First Name Lastname) |
reply_to_email |
email of recipient. (e.g. recipient@domain.com — will be formatted as <recipient@domain.com>). |
reply_cc_author |
name of one additional Cc'ed recipient (e.g. Firstname Lastname) |
reply_cc_email |
email of one additional Cc'ed recipient (e.g. recipient2@domain.com — will be formatted as <recipient2@domain.com>). |
reply_datetime |
Date and time in the following format: 2023-02-11T09:30:00 (Be sure to add the capital T to separate date and time). |
timezone |
The abbreviation of desired timezone (e.g: HST). For more information on date and timezone refer to POSIX doc. Enter: '?POSIXct' in console |
reply_subject |
Subject of the email as a string |
reply_body |
Body of the email as a string |
the content of the fake mbox you created returned as a string in mbox format
For details, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email#Header_fields.
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