A basic TNEF parser written in pure Rust.
TNEF file contains a stream of records called "attributes". Using TnefReader
you can read attributes stored in the provided TNEF buffer. At the moment we do
not handle parsing of attribute data outside of attachment attributes.
If you just want to unpack attachments stored in TNEF, you can use a
convenience function read_attachments.
Based on official specifications, revision v11.0.
for attribute in tnef::TnefReader::new(tnef_data)? {
let (id, data) = attribute?;
println!("{:?} {}", id, data.len());
}This crate requires Rust 1.32.0 or later.
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