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/*!
\class QMailMessageHeaderFieldFwd
\brief The QMailMessageHeaderFieldFwd class declares enumerations used by QMailMessageHeaderField
\since 1.1
QMailMessageHeaderFieldFwd allows QMailMessageHeaderField::FieldType
to be used without including all of \c qmailmessage.h.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageHeaderFieldFwd::FieldType
This enum type is used to describe the formatting of field content.
\value StructuredField The field content should be parsed assuming it is structured according to the specification for RFC 2045 'Content-Type' fields.
\value UnstructuredField The field content has no internal structure.
*/
/*!
\class QMailMessageContentDispositionFwd
\brief The QMailMessageContentDispositionFwd class declares enumerations used by QMailMessageContentDisposition
QMailMessageContentDispositionFwd allows QMailMessageContentDisposition::DispositionType
to be used without including all of \c qmailmessage.h.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageContentDispositionFwd::DispositionType
This enum type is used to describe the disposition of a message part.
\value Attachment The part data should be presented as an attachment.
\value Inline The part data should be presented inline.
\value None The disposition of the part is unknown.
*/
/*!
\class QMailMessageBodyFwd
\brief The QMailMessageBodyFwd class declares enumerations used by QMailMessageBody
QMailMessageBodyFwd allows QMailMessageBody::TransferEncoding and QMailMessageBody::EncodingStatus
to be used without including all of \c qmailmessage.h.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageBodyFwd::TransferEncoding
This enum type is used to describe a type of binary to text encoding.
Encoding types used here are documented in
\l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2045.txt}{RFC 2045} "Format of Internet Message Bodies"
\value NoEncoding The encoding is not specified.
\value SevenBit The data is not encoded, but contains only 7-bit ASCII data.
\value EightBit The data is not encoded, but contains data using only 8-bit characters which form a superset of ASCII.
\value Base64 A 65-character subset of US-ASCII is used, enabling 6 bits to be represented per printable character.
\value QuotedPrintable A method of encoding that tends to leave text similar to US-ASCII unmodified for readability.
\value Binary The data is not encoded to any limited subset of octet values.
\sa QMailCodec
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageBodyFwd::EncodingStatus
This enum type is used to describe the encoding status of body data.
\value AlreadyEncoded The body data is already encoded to the necessary encoding.
\value RequiresEncoding The body data is unencoded, and thus requires encoding for transmission.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageBodyFwd::EncodingFormat
This enum type is used to describe the format in which body data should be presented.
\value Encoded The body data should be presented in encoded form.
\value Decoded The body data should be presented in unencoded form.
*/
/*!
\class QMailMessagePartContainerFwd
\brief The QMailMessagePartContainerFwd class declares enumerations used by QMailMessagePartContainer
QMailMessagePartContainerFwd allows QMailMessagePartContainerFwd::MultipartType
to be used without including all of \c qmailmessage.h.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessagePartContainerFwd::MultipartType
This enumerated type is used to describe the multipart encoding of a message or message part.
\value MultipartNone The container does not hold parts.
\value MultipartSigned The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1847.txt}{RFC 1847} "multipart/signed"
\value MultipartEncrypted The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1847.txt}{RFC 1847} "multipart/encrypted"
\value MultipartMixed The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2046.txt}{RFC 2046} "multipart/mixed"
\value MultipartAlternative The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2046.txt}{RFC 2046} "multipart/alternative"
\value MultipartDigest The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2046.txt}{RFC 2046} "multipart/digest"
\value MultipartParallel The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2046.txt}{RFC 2046} "multipart/parallel"
\value MultipartRelated The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2387.txt}{RFC 2387} "multipart/related"
\value MultipartFormData The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2388.txt}{RFC 2388} "multipart/form-data"
\value MultipartReport The container holds parts encoded according to \l {http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3462.txt}{RFC 3462} "multipart/report"
*/
/*!
\class QMailMessagePartFwd
\brief The QMailMessagePartFwd class declares enumerations used by QMailMessagePart
QMailMessagePartFwd allows QMailMessagePartFwd::ReferenceType
to be used without including all of \c qmailmessage.h.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessagePartFwd::ReferenceType
This enumerated type is used to describe the type of reference that a part constitutes.
\value None The part is not a reference.
\value MessageReference The part is a reference to a message.
\value PartReference The part is a reference to another part.
*/
/*!
\class QMailMessageMetaDataFwd
\brief The QMailMessageMetaDataFwd class declares enumerations used by QMailMessageMetaData
QMailMessageMetaDataFwd allows QMailMessageMetaData::MessageType, QMailMessageMetaData::ContentType and QMailMessageMetaData::ResponseType
to be used without including all of \c qmailmessage.h.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageMetaDataFwd::MessageType
This enum type is used to describe the type of a message.
\value Mms The message is an MMS.
\value Sms The message is an SMS.
\value Email The message is an Email.
\value Instant The message is an instant message.
\value System The message is a system report.
\value None Indicates no message type.
\value AnyType Indicates any type of message.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageMetaDataFwd::ContentType
This enum type is used to describe the type of data contained within a message.
\value UnknownContent The content of the message has not been specified.
\value NoContent The message does not contain content and is completely described by its meta data.
\value PlainTextContent Plain text content.
\value RichTextContent Text content described via QTextBrowser rich text markup.
\value HtmlContent Content marked up via HyperText Markup Language.
\value ImageContent Image content.
\value AudioContent Audio content.
\value VideoContent Video content.
\value MultipartContent Content consisting of multiple individual parts related according to RFC 2046.
\value SmilContent Dynamic content described via Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language.
\value VoicemailContent Content that should be presented as a recorded audio message from a contact.
\value VideomailContent Content that should be presented as a recorded video message from a contact.
\value VCardContent A contact description, as defined by RFC 2425.
\value VCalendarContent A scheduling element description as defined by the vCalendar 1.0 specification.
\value ICalendarContent A scheduling element description as defined by RFC 2445.
\value DeliveryReportContent A message delivery report.
\value UserContent The first value that can be used for application-specific purposes.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageMetaDataFwd::ResponseType
This enum type is used to describe the type of response that a message is created as.
\value NoResponse The message was not created as a response to another message.
\value Reply The message was created as a reply to the sender of another message.
\value ReplyToAll The message was created in reply to all recipients another message.
\value Forward The message was created to forward the content of another message.
\value ForwardPart The message was created to forward part of the content of another message.
\value Redirect The message was created to redirect another message to a different address.
*/
/*!
\class QMailMessageFwd
\brief The QMailMessageFwd class declares enumerations used by QMailMessage
QMailMessageFwd allows QMailMessage::AttachmentsAction and QMailMessage::EncodingFormat
to be used without including all of \c qmailmessage.h.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageFwd::AttachmentsAction
This enum type is used to describe the action that should be performed on
each message attachment.
\value LinkToAttachments Add a part to the message containing a link to the
supplied attachment. If the document is removed, the
message will no longer have access to the data.
\value CopyAttachments Add a part to the message containing a copy of the
data in the supplied attachment. If the document is
removed, the message will still contain the data.
\value CopyAndDeleteAttachments Add a part to the message containing a copy of the
data in the supplied attachment, then delete the
document from which the data was copied.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageFwd::EncodingFormat
This enum type is used to describe the format in which a message should be serialized.
\value HeaderOnlyFormat Only the header portion of the message is serialized, to RFC 2822 form.
\value StorageFormat The message is serialized to RFC 2822 form, without attachments.
\value TransmissionFormat The entire message is serialized to RFC 2822 form, with additional header fields added if necessary, and 'bcc' header field omitted.
\value IdentityFormat The entire message is serialized to RFC 2822 form, with only Content-Type and Content-Transfer-Encoding headers added where required.
*/
/*!
\enum QMailMessageFwd::ChunkType
This enum type is used to denote the content of a single chunk in a partitioned output sequence.
\value Text The chunk contains verbatim output text.
\value Reference The chunk contains a reference to an external datum.
*/
/*!
\typedef QMailMessageFwd::MessageChunk
This type defines a single chunk in a sequence of partitioned output data.
*/
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