Re: Problem with Mail::Message::Head::Delayed and timestamp()

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* Mark Overmeer ([email protected]) wrote:
> * Eric Dorland ([email protected]) [050524 19:23]:
> > sub timestamp()
> > {   my $head =3D shift->head or return;
> >     $head->recvstamp || $head->timestamp;
> > }
>=20
> > For reasons I don't understand, in a boolean context,
>=20
> In boolean context, the first which returns a (true) value is returned,
> so if recvstamp is finding something, that is used, otherwise the
> timestamp method of the header is called.  The latter case will probably
> only be used when the message is constructed by the program itself:
> otherwise the received-timestamp is usually present.
>=20
> > Mail::Message::Head::Delayed objects evaluate to false. So the line
> > "my $head =3D shift->head or return;"
>=20
> You are correct, this should simply be
>    my $head =3D shift->head;
> The lazy data loader will read the file.  Fix will be in next release.

Great, thanks!=20

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