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<sup><font color="aqua">Class</font></sup> RMail::Serialize
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The <a href="Serialize.html">RMail::Serialize</a> class writes an <a
href="Message.html">RMail::Message</a> object into an IO object or string.
The result is a standard mail message in text form.
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To do this, you pass the <a href="Message.html">RMail::Message</a> object
to the <a href="Serialize.html">RMail::Serialize</a> object. <a
href="Serialize.html">RMail::Serialize</a> can write into any object
supporting the << method.
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As a convenience, <a href="Serialize.html">RMail::Serialize</a>.write is a
class method you can use directly:
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# Write to a file
File.open('my-message', 'w') { |f|
RMail::Serialize.write(f, message)
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# Write to a new string string = <a
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<a href="#M000037">new</a>
<a href="#M000038">serialize</a>
<a href="#M000039">write</a>
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<b>new</b>(output, escape_from = nil)
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Initialize this <a href="Serialize.html">Serialize</a> object with an
output stream. If escape_from is not nil, lines with a leading From are
escaped.
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<b>write</b>(output, message)
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<a href="Serialize.html">Serialize</a> a message into a given output
object. The output object must support the << method in the same way
that an IO or String object does.
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<b>serialize</b>(message)
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<a href="Serialize.html">Serialize</a> a given message into this
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