Inheritance diagram for ByeResponse:

A BYE response indicates that the server is closing the connection.
Typically, a BYE response contains human-readable text. You can get this text by calling the ResponseText member function.
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| ByeResponse () | |
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| ByeResponse (const ByeResponse &other) | |
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| virtual | ~ByeResponse () |
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| ByeResponse & | operator= (const ByeResponse &other) |
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| const char * | ResponseCode () const |
| Returns the response code. | |
| const char * | ResponseText () const |
| Returns the response text. | |
| void | SetParams (const char *s) |
| Sets parameters for the response. | |
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Default constructor. |
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Copy constructor
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Destructor. |
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Assignment operator.
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Returns the response code. Response codes are delimited in the response by square bracket characters ([...]). See the IMAP4 spec for the possible response codes and their meanings.
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Returns the response text. The response text is intended to be meaningful to humans, for example, for debugging. (However, it's a mistake to assume that the response text will be meaningful to a user who is not familiar with IMAP4!)
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Sets parameters for the response. Only the parser should call this function.
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