The MIME_Viewer_enriched class renders out plain text from enriched content tags, ala RFC 1896.
By RFC, we must do the minimal conformance measures of: A minimal text/enriched implementation is one that converts "<<" to "<", removes everything between a <param> command and the next balancing </param> removes all other formatting commands (all text enclosed in angle brackets), and outside of <nofill> environments converts any series of n CRLFs to n-1 CRLFs, and converts any lone CRLF pairs to SPACE.
We don't qualify as we don't currently track the <nofill> environment, that is we do CRLF conversion even if <nofill> is specified in the text, but we're close at least.
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MIME_Viewer | --MIME_Viewer_enriched
Inherited from MIME_Viewer
MIME_Viewer::$mime_part
MIME_Viewer::$_conf
MIME_Viewer::$_driverCache
MIME_Viewer::$_forceinline
Return the MIME content type of the rendered content.
Render out the currently set contents in HTML format. The $mime_part class variable has the information to render out, encapsulated in a MIME_Part object.
Inherited From MIME_Viewer
MIME_Viewer::MIME_Viewer()
MIME_Viewer::canDisplayInline()
MIME_Viewer::factory()
MIME_Viewer::forceInlineView()
MIME_Viewer::getCharset()
MIME_Viewer::getConfigParam()
MIME_Viewer::getDriver()
MIME_Viewer::getIcon()
MIME_Viewer::getType()
MIME_Viewer::includeDriver()
MIME_Viewer::render()
MIME_Viewer::renderAttachmentInfo()
MIME_Viewer::resolveDriver()
MIME_Viewer::setMIMEPart()
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