Functions and classes to work with email.
Maildir: a much faster subclass of mailbox.Maildir, because you really can trust the output of os.listdir to scan for changes
Message(msgfile, headersonly=False): factory function to accept a file or filename and return an email.message.Message
ismaildir(path): test if path refers to a Maildir
ismbox(path): test if path refers to an mbox file
ismhdir(path): test if path refers to an MH mail folder
make_maildir(path): create a new Maildir
message_addresses(M, header_names): generator that yields (realname, address) pairs from all the named headers
modify_header(M, hdr, new_value, always=False): modify a Message M to change the value of the named header hdr to the new value new_value
shortpath(path, environ=None): use cs.lex.shortpath to return a short refernce to a mail folder using $MAILDIR for “+” and $HOME for “~”
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