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The use of find_all() in extract_email_addrs_vec() extracted occurrences to an intermediate set and thus lost any sense of ordering. This changes extract_email_addrs_vec() to use find_all_ordered() and return all occurrences of email addresses found in the argument, included duplicates, with their order of occurrence preserved.
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17 lines
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# @TEST-EXEC: zeek -b %INPUT >output
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# @TEST-EXEC: btest-diff output
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@load base/utils/email
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local s = "one@example.com two@example.com three@example.com one@example.com";
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print extract_first_email_addr(s);
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print extract_email_addrs_vec(s);
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print extract_email_addrs_set(s);
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s = "one@example.com,two@example.com,three@example.com,one@example.com";
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print extract_first_email_addr(s);
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print extract_email_addrs_vec(s);
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print extract_email_addrs_set(s);
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s = "ieje one@example.com, eifj two@example.com, asdf three@example.com, one@example.com";
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print extract_first_email_addr(s);
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print extract_email_addrs_vec(s);
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print extract_email_addrs_set(s);
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