* Determine the result properties from the find results * * The result properties are passed back to the client * * @param props the find properti

* Grab the string of alphabetic characters at the * head (pos) of the context, and advance over it. * * @return the head-word or empty */

* Is this QueryResults object empty (ie., no matches)? * * @return true are false */

skip the end-tag

see: http://does-not-exist.org/mail-archives/mutt-dev/msg08249.html */

* Get a fake-message-id for a message without one. * * @param path message path * * @return a fake message-id */

* Get the Field::Id for some number, or nullopt if it does not match * * @param id an id number * * @return Field::Id or nullopt */

if a date has a month day greater than the number of days in that month, change it to a valid date point to the last second in that month

On Linux (and some BSD), we have entry->d_type, but some file * systems (XFS, ReiserFS) do not support it, and set it DT_UNKNOWN. * On other OSs, no

* Get the string-value for prop. * * For internal use * * @param prop some property * * @return a string */

* gx_utf8_flatten: * @str: a UTF-8 string * @len: the length of @str, or -1 if it is %NULL-terminated * * Flatten some UTF-8 string; that is, down

* Create a plist for the relevant option items * * @param opts */

* Is this a MimeApplicationpkcs7Mime? * * @return true orf alse */

* Is this a MimeMultiPart? * * @return true or false */

* Does unichar p belong to a script without explicit word separators? * * @param p * * @return true or false */

log to some logging system; the one that is available & works of journal, syslog, file.

get the SCM socket path we're listening on, or empty if not listening

* Get the top-level MIME-part or Nothing if there is none * * @return MIME-part of nothing */