convert emacs-timestamp (a list) to a unix-tstamp

* Delete file, if any. Only do this when the OutputStream is no * longer needed. */

* Restore kar at the beginning of the string * * @param[in,out] str a string * @param[in,out] pos position in _original_ string * @param kar a cha

* Update the cache with the label changes * * @param updates a vector of delta-labels */

* compile-time checks */

* flags & flag-info */

we ignore fields for now */ summary_len == 0 means "no summary */

LCOV_EXCL_START*/ parse the way Xapian's internal parser does it; for testing.

* Construct a new Config object. * * @param db The config-store (database); must stay valid for the * lifetime of this config. */

* Construct a new Contact * * @param email email address * @param name name or empty * @param type contact field type * @param message_date

* Construct a parsing context * * @param html some html to parse */

* Construct a message for a new Xapian Document * * @param flags behavioral flags */

* CTOR * * Deserialize the map from the configuration. * * @param serialized serialization string */

* Create a new memdb * * @param readonly read-only? (for testing) */

* Construct a MimeApplicationPkcs7Mime * * @param obj an Object of the right type */

* Construct a MimeMessage * * @param obj an Object of the right type */

* Construct a MimeMessagePart * * @param obj an Object of the right type */

* Construct a MimeMultipart * * @param obj an Object of the right type */

* Construct a MimeMultipartEncrypted * * @param obj an Object of the right type */

* Construct a MimeMultipartSigned * * @param obj an Object of the right type */

* Construct a new MimeObject. Take a ref on the obj * * @param mime_part mime-part pointer */

* Construct a MimePart * * @param obj an Object of the right type */

* Default CTOR * */

* Construct an OutputStream for a tempfile * * @param tmp_dir dir for temp files */

* Construct a QueryResults object * * @param mset an Xapian::MSet with matches */

* Trivial constructor * * @return */

LCOV_EXCL_START*/ don't use this right now, since it gives as (false alarm) valgrind warning in tests use GIO to move files; this is slower than renam

use mv to move files; this is slower than rename() so only use this when * needed: when moving across filesystems */

* Constructors */

distinguish from String.

'add' adds a message to the database, and takes two parameters: 'path', which * is the full path to the message, and 'maildir', which is the maildir