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The first way: Each email is an EmailBlacklist object | The first way: Each email is an EmailBlacklist object | ||
| − | The second way: Each email is an array with pair of email and comment | + | The second way: Each email is an array with pair of email and comment {email, comment} |
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//Way 1: Each email is an EmailBlacklist object | //Way 1: Each email is an EmailBlacklist object | ||
EmailBlacklist email1 = new EmailBlacklist ("email1@test.com", "comment1"); | EmailBlacklist email1 = new EmailBlacklist ("email1@test.com", "comment1"); | ||
| − | EmailBlacklist email2 = new EmailBlacklist (" | + | EmailBlacklist email2 = new EmailBlacklist ("email2@test.com", "comment2"); |
array emails = {email1, email2}; | array emails = {email1, email2}; | ||
Blacklist_addEmails(emails);//2 | Blacklist_addEmails(emails);//2 | ||
Latest revision as of 05:22, 11 August 2017
Blacklist_addEmails
Add emails to blacklist
Syntax
Blacklist_addEmails(array emails);
Arguments
emails: array. Array of emails.
There are 2 ways of using array emails:
The first way: Each email is an EmailBlacklist object
The second way: Each email is an array with pair of email and comment {email, comment}
Return type
Number. Number of emails added to Blacklist
Example
//Way 1: Each email is an EmailBlacklist object
EmailBlacklist email1 = new EmailBlacklist ("email1@test.com", "comment1");
EmailBlacklist email2 = new EmailBlacklist ("email2@test.com", "comment2");
array emails = {email1, email2};
Blacklist_addEmails(emails);//2
//Way 2: Each email is an array with pair of email and comment
array email1 = {"email1@test.com", "comment2"};
array email2 = {"email2@test.com", "comment2"};
array emails = {email1, email2};
Blacklist_addEmails(emails);//2
