Parse mail addresses. The basic syntax is:

addressList := MailAddressParser addressesIn: aString

This currently only returns the bare addresses, but it could also return a list of the address "source codes". For example, if you give it "Joe <joe@foo>, <jane>", it will currently return a list ('joe@foo' 'jane'). It would be nice to also get a list ('Joe <joe@foo>' '<jane>').

	parsing
	grabAddressWithRoute grabAddresses grabBasicAddress grabGroupAddress removePhrase

	private-initialization
	initialize:

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	addressesIn:

	building address list	top
	addToAddress add the last token to the address. removes the token from the collection
	finishAddress we've finished one address. Bundle it up and add it to the list of addresses
	startNewAddress set up data structures to begin a new address

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	grabAddressWithRoute grad an address of the form 'Descriptive Text <real.address@c.d.e>
	grabAddresses grab all the addresses in the string
	grabBasicAddress grad an address of the form a.b@c.d.e
	grabGroupAddress grab an address of the form 'phrase : address, address, ..., address;'
	removePhrase skip most characters to the left of this

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	initialize:

	examples	top
	example test out several correct formats
	exampleFor: Provide a MethodCall with a valid example of aSelector, ready to run. If 'all', provide all tests we know about for SUnit tests. When 'all', each will be a Verifier, with an expected answer. Returns a list of MethodCalls, Verifiers, or VerifierOfPropertys.

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	addressesIn: return a collection of the bare addresses listed in aString