The problem with parsing subject

You can write your example parsing the message?

$pop3->RetrieveMessage($message,$headers,$body,2);
$headm = "";

for($line=0;$line<count($headers);$line++)
$headm = $headm."".HtmlSpecialChars($headers[$line])."\n";

for($line=0;$line<count($body);$line++)
$headm = $headm."".HtmlSpecialChars($body[$line])."\n";

$headm = html_entity_decode($headm);

do parsing:

$msg_subject = '';
if ($mime->Decode(Array('Data' => $answer), $decoded)) {
if ($mime->Analyze($decoded[0], $results)) {
$msg_subject = $results['Subject'];
}
}


if ($msg_subject != "")
{
$headm = $msg_subject;
}
else
{
$headm = "No subject";
}

But the subjects, which includes Russian language not found.
Where could I make a mistake?

P.S Sorry for the trouble.

Sorry,
before $msg_subject = '';

$answer = $headm;

No, you need to pass the class the whole message data including the body because it expects that to parse it without errors.

You can use the POP3 class stream handler to treat messages as files and pass them to the MIME parser class. Take a look at the parse_message.php example script of the POP3 class:

phpclasses.org/browse/file/14695.ht ...

Thank you
parse_message.php really helped me.
I made a mistake in specifying the function's arguments: RetrieveMessage ($ message, $ headers, $ body, 2);

What does the last argument? Number of rows from the body?

Its message body lines.

Many thanks,
Your classes are very helpful and easy to use.

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