## GMimeFilterCRLF

GMimeFilterCRLF — Convert line-endings from LF to CRLF or vise versa

## Synopsis

                        GMimeFilterCRLF;
    GMimeFilter*        g_mime_filter_crlf_new              (gboolean encode,
                                                             gboolean dots);

## Object Hierarchy

      GObject
       +----GMimeFilter
             +----GMimeFilterCRLF

## Description

A GMimeFilter for converting between DOS and UNIX line-endings.

## Details

### GMimeFilterCRLF

    typedef struct _GMimeFilterCRLF GMimeFilterCRLF;

A filter to convert between line-ending formats and encode/decode lines beginning with a '.'.

### g_mime_filter_crlf_new ()

    GMimeFilter*        g_mime_filter_crlf_new              (gboolean encode,
                                                             gboolean dots);

Creates a new GMimeFilterCRLF filter.

If `encode` is `TRUE`, then lone line-feeds ('\n') will be 'encoded' into the canonical CRLF end-of-line sequence ("\r\n") otherwise CRLF sequences will be 'decoded' into the UNIX line-ending form ('\n').

The `dots` parameter tells the filter whether or not it should encode or decode lines beginning with a dot ('.'). If both `encode` and `dots` are `TRUE`, then a '.' at the beginning of a line will be 'encoded' into "..". If `encode` is `FALSE`, then ".." at the beginning of a line will be decoded into a single '.'.

`encode` : | `TRUE` if the filter should encode or `FALSE` otherwise
`dots` : | encode/decode dots (as for SMTP)
Returns : | a new GMimeFilterCRLF filter.