--TEST--
Tests for _parseHeaderValue
--SKIPIF--
--FILE--
setTXTBody('Test message.');
$contentAppend = 'testparam1="test1;semicolon";testparam2=two; testparam3="three"; '
.'testparam4="four\;4\;four"; testparam5=five\;5\;five; '
."testparam6='six'; testparam7='seven;7';testparam8='eight\;8'; "
.'testparam9="nine;9";testparam10="ten\;10"; '
.'testparam11=\'a "double" quote\'; testparam12="a \'simple\' quote"; '
.'testparam13=\'another " quote\'; testparam14="another \' quote";'
.'testparam15=last';
$Mime->addAttachment('test file contents', "text/plain; $contentAppend", 'test.txt', FALSE);
$body = $Mime->get();
$hdrs = '';
foreach ($Mime->headers() AS $name => $val) {
$hdrs .= "$name: $val\n";
}
$hdrs .= "To: Receiver \n";
$hdrs .= "From: Sender \n";
$hdrs .= "Subject: PEAR::Mail_Mime test mail\n";
require_once 'Mail/mimeDecode.php';
$mime_message = "$hdrs\n$body";
$Decoder = new Mail_mimeDecode($mime_message);
$params = array(
'include_bodies' => TRUE,
'decode_bodies' => TRUE,
'decode_headers' => TRUE
);
$Decoded = $Decoder->decode($params);
$decodedParts = $Decoded->parts[1]->ctype_parameters;
//Bug #4057: Content-type params now have a name attribute.
unset($decodedParts['name']);
print_r($decodedParts);
?>
--EXPECT--
Array
(
[testparam1] => test1;semicolon
[testparam2] => two
[testparam3] => three
[testparam4] => four;4;four
[testparam5] => five;5;five
[testparam6] => six
[testparam7] => seven;7
[testparam8] => eight;8
[testparam9] => nine;9
[testparam10] => ten;10
[testparam11] => a "double" quote
[testparam12] => a 'simple' quote
[testparam13] => another " quote
[testparam14] => another ' quote
[testparam15] => last
)