Hello, Stefan. You wrote in <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ST> Here is a short update for Anti-SPAM plug-ins. There is a new ST> function in the oncoming Beta to be called for submitting SPAM/HAM: ST> function TBP_FeedSpam(MsgID, IsSPAM: Integer; GetData: ST> TBPGetDataProc): Integer; stdcall; ST> Basically, MsgID and GetData parameters are the same as from ST> TBP_GetSpamScore function. If a submitted message is SPAM, the ST> IsSpam parameter is not zero. The return value is non-zero if the ST> submitted message is not processed, it should be zero if everything ST> is OK. How The Bat! will interpret return value? If, for example, the message was already classified before (not important how - manually or by self-training), and user recall the procedure for the same letter again with the same classification (typical situation: "may be I've already classified this letter, but not sure... so, I'll do it again"), what the function must return? Logically - that none is done (because letter was processed before) - so, return non-zero? Or it will cause to some error messages inside The Bat! - and so, I must return "zero" to show that even though this call was useless, (and so, the letter wasn't processed), all is OK? ST> ...And the "mpidMessageBody" data ID is finally functional :-) Does it return "raw body" (same as mpidRawMessage, but without RFC headers), or _decoded_ message body? How about button "configure" on the page of anti-spam plugins? Are you going to realize something? How about TBPlugin.ini - as I understood experimenting with plugin's API, this file can store plugin's settings inside, cannot it? -- Sincerely, Alexey. Using TB 1.63b7 on WinXP SP1 Corp + MUI RU, spelling by ORFO2002 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
