When i pass a GMimeMessage object to g_mime_message_foreach(), it
invokes the callback on a series of GMimePart objects, the first of
which is the top-level message itself. but this object is actually
pretty strange:
a) when i call g_mime_object_get_headers() on it, i get the full list of
headers in a text blob.
b) when i call gmime_object_get_header_list(), though, and loop through
it with g_mime_object_get_header_list(), i only get the Content-Type
header.
For every object after the first in g_mime_message_foreach walk, these
queries return the same set. So i'm pretty confused as to why it would
be different for the first part.
I note that if i invoke g_mime_object_get_header_list() directly on the
the GMimeMessage object, i get a GMimeHeaderList that contains all the
headers, not just the Content-Type. Should i be understanding the
object differently somehow, or is this a bug?
--dkg
PS i also see the same oddness when looping into an encrypted part using
g_mime_multipart_encrypted_decrypt() with a GMimeGpgContext -- the
returned GMimeObject has the same behavior as the first visited part
in the g_mime_message_foreach() walk.
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