
Mail::Action::Address - roles applicable to individual addresses

use Mail::Action::Address;
use Class::Roles
does => 'address_expires',
does => 'address_named',
does => 'address_described';

Most Mail::Action users operate around the idea of unique, lightweight e-mail addresses, whether unique names within a subdomain, uniquely keyed variants of a single address, or some combination of the two.
This class defines certain behavior and data storage features of those addresses. Use Class::Roles to add these features to your own Address classes.

address_expiresAllows Address instances to have an optional expiration date. This adds two method to the class to which you apply it:
expires( $timestring )Gets and sets the time at which this Address will expire. Set this time in a simple text string, such as 7d2h. Valid time units are:
m, for minute. This is sixty (60) seconds.h, for hour. This is sixty (60) minutes.d, for day. This is twenty-four (24) hours.w, for week. This is seven (7) days.M, for month. This is thirty (30) days.
The returned time is in epoch seconds.
process_time( $timestring )Turns a $timestring into the number of seconds it represents.
address_namedAllows Address instances to have a name. This adds one method to the class to which you apply it:
name( $name )Gets and sets the name associated with this Address. This method strips the name of all non-alphanumeric characters, including spaces and punctuation.
address_describedAllows Address instances to have a one-sentence description. This adds one method to the class to which you apply it:
description( $description )Gets and sets the description of this Address. This will return the empty string if there is no description.

chromatic, chromatic at wgz dot org

No known bugs.

Class::Roles, Mail::TempAddress::Address, Mail::SimpleList::Alias.

Copyright (c) 2003 - 2009 chromatic. Some rights reserved. You may use, modify, and distribute this module under the same terms as Perl 5.10 itself.