Sympa::Request::Message(3Sympa)
π NAME π
Sympa::Request::Message β the "command message as spool of requests" era, bestie. It's giving mail as a to-do list and honestly? Iconic.
This is the manual page for it, straight out of sympa 6.2.80, and it lives at Sympa::Request::Message(3Sympa). π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
Like, the whole vibe in three lines:
use Sympa::Request::Message;
$spool = Sympa::Request::Message->new(message => $message);
($request, $handle) = $spool->next;
No cap, that's it. That's the plot. π¦
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
Okay so picture this: Sympa::Request::Message is a pseudo-spool. Not a real spool, a pseudo one β it's the fake-it-till-you-make-it friend of spools.
And what does this pseudo-spool even do? It generates Sympa::Request instances, but it makes them from a Sympa::Message instance. So a message walks in, and requests walk out. Main character transformation energy fr fr. π
π§ Methods π§
new ( message => $message )β the constructor, obviously. You hand it a message and it sets up the spool. Slay.next ( )β the one that does the werk. It parses the$messageand returns each command inside it as aSympa::Requestinstance. Every command, one at a time, like a lil queue of requests. Obsessed with the efficiency, honestly. π
π HISTORY π
Sympa::Request::Message appeared in Sympa 6.2.13. So it's been out here serving for a minute. Respect the elders. π
Okay bestie, that's the whole page. No flag list, no scary warnings, just a tidy lil pseudo-spool doing its thing. Vibe check: passed with flying colours. π
Starring Sympa::Request::Message(3Sympa) from sympa 6.2.80, dated 2026-10-19. That's a wrap, periodt. β π π«Ά
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