| === ReplaceContent |
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| Replace text contents |
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| This mailet allow to specific regular expression to replace text in subject and content. |
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| Each expression is defined as: */REGEX_PATTERN/SUBSTITUTION_PATTERN/FLAGS/* |
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| * *REGEX_PATTERN* is a regex used for the match |
| * *SUBSTITUTION_PATTERN* is a substitution pattern |
| * *FLAGS* flags supported for the pattern: |
| ** i: case insensitive |
| ** m: multi line |
| ** x: extended (N/A) |
| ** r: repeat - keep matching until a substitution is possible |
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| To identify subject and body pattern we use the tags <subjectPattern> and <bodyPattern> |
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| Rules can be specified in external files. |
| Lines must be CRLF terminated and lines starting with # are considered comments. |
| Tags used to include external files are <subjectPatternFile> and |
| <bodyPatternFile> |
| If file path starts with # then the file is loaded as a resource. |
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| Use of both files and direct patterns at the same time is allowed. |
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| This mailet allow also to enforce the resulting charset for messages processed, when a replacement has been done. |
| To do that the tag <charset> must be specified. |
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| NOTE: |
| Regexp rules must be escaped by regexp escaping rules and applying this 2 additional rules: |
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| - "/" char inside an expression must be prefixed with "\": |
| e.g: "/\//-//" replaces "/" with "-" |
| - when the rules are specified using <subjectPattern> or <bodyPattern> and |
| "/,/" has to be used in a pattern string it must be prefixed with a "\". |
| E.g: "/\/\/,//" replaces "/" with "," (the rule would be "/\//,//" but the "/,/" must |
| be escaped. |
