Namespaces | |
namespace | |
Functions | |
string | email::TD_form () |
string | email::SP_form () |
string | email::TD (type val) |
string | email::Row (type args) |
string | email::Intro () |
string | email::Header () |
string | email::Space () |
string | email::SubjectRow () |
string | email::ContactRow () |
string | email::SpaceRow () |
string | email::SubSectionRow (optional val=Details) |
string | email::TimeRow () |
string | email::StartTimeRow () |
string | email::Line () |
string | email::Head () |
string | email::Rows () |
string | email::Var (type var) |
string | email::List2Html (type list) |
join the list together using the "<BR>" as delimiter | |
string | email::Classify (type host) |
classify the host and set the TYPE and COLOR | |
string | email::B (type args) |
join args together and return the bold HTML string | |
string | email::Fg (type color, type args) |
join args together and return the color foreground HTML string | |
string | email::Bg (type color, type args) |
join args together and return the color background HTML string | |
string | email::MakeBodyToHTML (type template, type args) |
create a new mime object TOK of type text/html | |
Variables | |
type | email::HEADER |
the HEADER of the html body message, this is the most visible information | |
type | email::COLOR |
set the color of the high information parts in the email to something like red, blue, brown or black | |
type | email::TYPE |
set the type of the email like PRODUCTION, DEVELOPMENT, TEST or UNKNOWN | |
type | email::SUBJECT |
additional information added to HEADER with lower priority | |
type | email::ROWS |
a list of key/value pairs to create the detail section of the HTML eMail | |
type | email::FONT = Arial |
the default font to use | |
type | email::CONTACT_MAIL = $SYSGROUP |
the email address of the user/group used in the mail-to link of the HTML eMail | |
type | email::CONTACT_NAME = $SYSGROUPNAME |
the name of the user/group used in the mail-to link of the HTML eMail | |
array | email::BACKGROUND_ALARM_COLORS = { 0 "#FFFFFF" 1 "#FFFFFF" 2 "#FFDBB8" 3 "#FFB8B8" 4 "#FFB8DB" 5 "#FF7A7A" } |
alarm colors used to signal states with different colors |