Don't create an instance of this class directly; it's returned from the UserStore when you need a user.
Returns the ID of the key as a 64-bit integer (actually, it returns the binary representation of that integer as a string of eight bytes)
Returns the ID of the key as a 64-bit hexadecimal representation (i.e. 0x0f00b412cafebabe). The last four octets are what users think the OpenPGP key id is.
Returns the name of the keyserver to refresh the key from. Set when initialized by UserStore.
Returns the Crypt::OpenPGP::Keyblock representing the user's public key.
NOTE: Using this causes crashes, at least on my system during testing. Be careful.
Returns the ACSII-armoured OpenPGP public key block.
Returns the 160-bit key fingerprint as a lowercase hex string. (Same as what keyservers and GPG call the fingerprint.)
Returns the full name associated with the primary UID.
Returns the e-mail address associated with the primary UID.
Returns the first photo block in the key. NOT IMPLEMENTED.
Refreshes the key from the network.
