original_docstring: Make a formatted address (eg: "User Name <username@somewhere.net>"),
         from a tuple (Display name, email address) or a list of tuples.
         If the parameter is a string, it is returned.
  
         >>> recipients = [('Joe','joe@smith.com'),'sally@smith.com']
         >>> display_email_address(recipients)
         'Joe <joe@smith.com>;sally@smith.com'
  
      
docstring: Make a formatted address ,
  from a tuple (Display name, email address) or a list of tuples.
  If the parameter is a string, it is returned.
  
  
docstring_tokens: Make a formatted address from a tuple ( Display name email address ) or a list of tuples . If the parameter is a string it is returned .
code: def display_email_address(email):
      """Make a formatted address (eg: "User Name <username@somewhere.net>"),
         from a tuple (Display name, email address) or a list of tuples.
         If the parameter is a string, it is returned.
  
         >>> recipients = [('Joe','joe@smith.com'),'sally@smith.com']
         >>> display_email_address(recipients)
         'Joe <joe@smith.com>;sally@smith.com'
  
      """
      if isinstance(email, (list, tuple)):
          result = []
          for item in email:
              if isinstance(item, (list, tuple)) and len(item) == 2:
                  result.append(formataddr(item))
              else:
                  result.append(item)
          return ';'.join(result)
      return email
code_tokens: def display_email_address ( email ) : if isinstance ( email , ( list , tuple ) ) : result = [ ] for item in email : if isinstance ( item , ( list , tuple ) ) and len ( item ) == 2 : result . append ( formataddr ( item ) ) else : result . append ( item ) return ';' . join ( result ) return email
short_docstring: Make a formatted address (eg: "User Name <username@somewhere.net>"),
  from a tuple (Display name, email address) or a list of tuples.
short_docstring_tokens: Make a formatted address ( eg : " User Name <username@somewhere . net > " ) from a tuple ( Display name email address ) or a list of tuples .
comment: """Make a formatted address (eg: "User Name <username@somewhere.net>"),
         from a tuple (Display name, email address) or a list of tuples.
         If the parameter is a string, it is returned.
  
         >>> recipients = [('Joe','joe@smith.com'),'sally@smith.com']
         >>> display_email_address(recipients)
         'Joe <joe@smith.com>;sally@smith.com'
  
      """