Help with Mail::Audit module

From: Ichthus (Ichthus.19o6dn_at_mail.codecomments.com)
Date: 07/20/04

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    Date: Tue, 20 Jul 2004 00:43:22 GMT

    I am trying to use the 'Mail::Audit'
    (http://search.cpan.org/~simon/Mail-Audit-2.1/Audit.pm) module for a
    small project i am working on, mainly using the resend() function. I
    have that working, but I would like to add a footer to the email before
    resending it. Is this possible using the reference that body() returns?
    The documentation states the following:
    > BODY
    >
    > Returns a reference to an array of lines in the body of the email.
    >
    I am a beginner perl programmer, but have extensive experience with PHP
    and C++. This description indicates to me that it returns an actual
    reference (pointer) to the array, so I should be able to modify it. I
    tried every possile combination of array references that I could think
    of, but I could not get it to edit the body of the email that gets
    resent.

    If you could let me know the two lines of code that I need to get this
    reference and then just add a line to the end of the email body, I can
    take it from there.

    Thanks SO much in advance,
    Kevin 

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Ichthus
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