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On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 07:59:58PM -0400, Gavin Estey wrote: >Siesta::Message just uses whatever Email::Valid->address() returns >without checking to see if it is undef, ie the email address wasn't >valid. The thing is there isn't really much we can do about an invalid >address, we might as well just use it and hope for the best. ...or fail gracefully, which is the other option? Side note: Is there any reason we don't use Mail::Address directly instead of Email::Valid (which depends on it)? That _will_ accept an address of the form that's causing problems, without complaint. I agree with Gavin that there's no point in testing for an error condition if we aren't going to handle it. Roger
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