
29 Nov
2010
29 Nov
'10
7:19 p.m.
On 29.11.2010 20:49, Hal Finkel wrote: > Many times it should be an error, but sometimes it should be a warning. > In some sense, it depends on how robust your validation routine is (does > it except '+' with a mailbox name, or multiple mailboxes, etc.), but > sometimes people use a custom syntax for private (internal) messaging, > and since, in the end, the e-mail address is just an uninterpreted > string being passed to the SMTP server (or similar), the user sometimes > needs the ability to use private extensions. You are right, Hal, I'll remember this. > In my opinion, just provide a reload function. Already. There are two functions: - configurator::reparse() - configurator::reparse( const std::string& path_to_new_configuration_file ) First variant for reparsing "old" configuration file, second - for reparsing new configuration file.