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struct FolderListEntry
Description
Information about a single folder in a FolderList.
Elements' Summary
Title The title of the folder.  
ID A (unique) identifier for the folder (used by IMAP, where different folders with equal human-readable titles may exist; otherwise, it may be left empty).  
Subscribed The foler is subscribed.  
New The foler is new.  
Removed The foler has been removed.  
Purge The folder shall be purged (only used in conjunction with the FolderListCommand::SET).  
Elements' Details
Title
string Title;
Description
The title of the folder.
ID
string ID;
Description
A (unique) identifier for the folder (used by IMAP, where different folders with equal human-readable titles may exist; otherwise, it may be left empty).
Subscribed
boolean Subscribed;
Description
The foler is subscribed.
New
boolean New;
Description
The foler is new.
Removed
boolean Removed;
Description
The foler has been removed.
Purge
boolean Purge;
Description
The folder shall be purged (only used in conjunction with the FolderListCommand::SET).
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