Here is the API for LiBDBX++. This is a C++ wrapper around the C LibDBX Api

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Class CDBX
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This contains 12 methods and is the handler for DBX files.

CDBX() 
- Constructor

~CDBX() 
- Destructor

int open (const char* name) 
- Open a file specified by a filename. If this object already has a
file open, the open file is closed. Returns 1 on error, and 0 on
success

int open (FILE *stream)
- Create a dbx class around an already open file stream. Any file open
by this class will be closed first. Returns 1 on error and 0 on
success

void close ()
- Close the currently open dbx file.

CItem * get (int index, int flags)
- Fetches the item as reffered to in index. Possible value for flags
is DBX_FLAG_BODY which will load the body of an email at the same
time. Returns a CItem on success, or NULL on failure.

CItem * next (int flags)
- Fetches the next item in the dbx file. This is an alternative to
requesting each index position using get(). An internal counter is
kept. Returns a CItem on success, or NULL on failure.

void reset()
- Resets the internal counter used in the next() method.

int type()
- Returns DBX_TYPE_EMAIL if this is an email archive, or
DBX_TYPE_FOLDER if this is a folder archive.

void getBody(int start, char **ptr)
- Fetches the body of an email. It will allocate the space, and store
the char * pointer in the variable pointed to by ptr.

CEmail getBody(CEmail *email)
- Fetches the body of an email and stores it in the object. A
reference to the email object is returned. No new objects are created.

int indexCount()
- Returns the number of items in the index for this dbx file.

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Class CItem
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5 methods and 1 property. This is the base class for emails and
folders. It is used to pass these items around generically.

int type
- Property describing what this object contains. Possible values are:
  - DBX_TYPE_EMAIL
  - DBX_TYPE_NEWS 
  - DBX_TYPE_FOLDER
  - DBX_TYPE_VOID

CItem()
- Constructor

~CItem()
- Destructor

CEmail * toEmail()
- Casts this object as a CEmail* and returns the result.

CFolder * to Folder()
- Casts this object as a CFolder* and returns the result. These 2
functions are dangerous as no checking is done.

void set (void* data)
- Sets the internal structure to point to data.

int structOK()
- Returns 1 if the internal structure is NOT equal to NULL. Otherwise
0 is returned.

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Class CEmail
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This represents an email.

CEmail()
- Constructor

~CEmail()
- Destructor

void set (void* data)
- Sets the internal email data to point to this data struct

void clearbody()
- Removes the email's body from memory

int structOK()
- Checks that the internal structure of the object is not
null. Returns 1 on not NULL and 0 if NULL.

int id()
- Returns the id of this email

FILETIME *date()
- Returns a win32 FILETIME struct of the emails date

char *body()
- Returns the email's body

char *messageid()
- Returns the Messageid of the email

char *parent_message_ids()
- Returns the Messageids of the parent email(s) as a single string

char *psubject()
- Returns the processed subject line. Has any Re: or Fwd: removed from
the subject

char *recip_address()
- Returns the Recipient's address

char *recip_name()
- Returns the Recipient's Name

char *sender_address()
- Returns the Sender's address

char *sender_name()
- Returns the Sender's name

char *subject()
- Returns the unaltered subject of the email

char *oe_account_name()
- Returns the name of the account used to fetch this email

char *oe_account_num()
- Returns a string representation of the account number used to fetch
this email (eg "00000001")

char *fetch_server()
- Returns the name of the server where this email was fetched from

int isSeen()
- Returns 0 if the email has not been seen, else returns 1

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Class CFolder
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This represents a folder fetched from Outlook's Folder.dbx file.

CFolder * next
- Property pointing to the next CFolder in the tree. At present, these
must be built by the programmer and are not built by the library.
     X
     |-->
     |
     NEXT

CFolder * child
- Property pointing to the first of this folder's children. If you
wish to find the subsequent children, follow the next pointer of the
children.

	X
	|-->CHILD
	|


CFolder()
- Constructor

~CFolder()
- Destructor

void set (void *)
- Sets the internal structure to point to this folder structure.

int structOK()
- Returns 1 if the internal structure is not NULL. Otherwise 0 is
returned.

int id()
- Returns the ID of the folder. If the ID is 0 then this is the first folder.

char *fname()
- Returns the filename that this folder is associated with

char *name()
- Returns the Descriptive name of this folder.

int parentid()
- Returns the id of this folder's parent folder.