Update

 2007-06-26  Sergey Poznyakoff  <gray@gnu.org.ua>
 
+	* NEWS: Update
+	
 	* mailbox/header.c (header_readline): Always nul-terminate the
 	buffer.
+	(mu_hdrent_find): Allow negative instance indices, meaning
+	scanning from the bottom up.
+
 	* include/mailutils/list.h: Fix typo
 	* libsieve/argp.c: New option --clearpath
 	* libsieve/load.c: Minor change

-GNU mailutils NEWS -- history of user-visible changes. 2007-06-24
-Copyright (C) 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
+GNU mailutils NEWS -- history of user-visible changes. 2007-06-26
+Copyright (C) 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
 See the end of file for copying conditions.
 
 Please send mailutils bug reports to <bug-mailutils@gnu.org>.
@@ -20,12 +20,56 @@ a single double-quote character.
 encapsulation line is conceptually attached to the boundary, as
 requested by RFC 1521.
 
-** New functions `mu_property_sget_value' and `mu_property_aget_value'
+** Three kinds of accessors.
 
-** New functions `mu_address_sget_comments', `mu_address_sget_local_part'
-`mu_address_sget_personal', `mu_address_sget_domain',
-`mu_address_sget_route', `mu_address_sget_email' 
+Each MU object has now three kind of accessors.  The `sget' accessor
+returns a pointer to the immutable memory allocated inside the object
+and holding its string representation.  The `aget' accessor allocates
+new memory chunk, copies there the string representation of the object
+and returns the pointer to the allocated memory.  Finally, the `get'
+accessor copies the string representation to the character buffer
+supplied by the caller.  For example:
 
+  const char *s;
+  mu_header_sget_value (hdr, "From", &s);
+
+  char *s
+  mu_header_aget_value (hdr, "From", &s);
+  [...]
+  free (s);
+
+  char buf[SIZE];
+  size_t size;
+  mu_header_get_value (hdr, "From", buf, sizeof buf, &size);
+
+** RFC2822 Headers.
+
+The RFC 2822 headers support has been rewritten from scratch.  The
+accessor functions are able to return a given header instance in case
+of multiple headers, something which was impossible in the earlier
+Mailutils releases.  These new functions are given identifiers, ending
+with `_n', for example:
+
+   int mu_header_sget_value_n (mu_header_t header,
+                               const char *name, int n, const char **retval);
+
+The `n' argument gives the ordinal number (1-based) of the header to return.
+For example, to get the topmost 'Recieved' header:
+
+   mu_header_sget_value_n (header, "Received", 1, &str);
+
+To count headers from the bottom up, pass negative value of `n',
+e.g. to get the last 'Recieved' header:
+
+   mu_header_sget_value_n (header, "Received", -1, &str);
+
+For backward compatibility, traditional header accessors are still
+provided, but they are implemented as macros, expanding to the
+corresponding `_n' style accessors.   
+			              
+Important note: `mu_header_aget_value' does not allocate any memory
+if the requested header was not found. In previous releases it used
+to return a pointer to an empty string ("") in that case.
   
 ** New functions `mu_address_set_local_part', `mu_address_set_domain',
 `mu_address_set_route', `mu_address_set_email'
@@ -648,7 +692,7 @@ The first release.
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