I have looked at Mime::Tools
to get an impression of the mime-tools. At the first look it
seemed nice, it gives a nice surface to get access to all parts
of the mail.
But, unfortunately, I have found the following:
..."Use of a temp file during parsing
Why not do everything in core? Although the amount of core available on even a modest home system continues to grow, the size of attachments
continues to grow with it. I wanted to make sure that even users with small systems could deal with decoding multi-megabyte sounds and movie
files. That means not being core-bound."...
This exactly bypasses my goal, *not* to create a tempfile.
BTW, there is no need to show multi-megabyte files in whatever
audio or videoformats for my needs... a picture with maxsize
800x600 or so will be the top size.
Thanx for the advice, but this is a special case, any ideas left?
--
there are no silly questions
killerhippy
| [reply] |
my $parser = new MIME::parser;
$parser->output_to_core(1); # ta-da, no tempfiles
See also the parser manpage.
Peace,
-McD | [reply]
[d/l] |
