2008/12/10 Ireneusz Wyglądała <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> So. I should use defines {IFDEF ... and two different methods for both OS?
> I had hopes that exist one universal way to use mailto: ?
> OK. I do it.
> Thanks a lot.
What I have done, is to abstract that those calls, so my application
doesn't need to contain the IFDEF's. I have one "utilities" unit that
contains any IFDEF and *no* other place.
Something like the following
-------[ MyCoolUtilitiesUnit.pas ]--------------
uses
{ifdef windows}
MyWindowsUtilities,
{endif}
{ifdef unix}
MyUnixUtilities,
{endif}
SysUtils;
functions SendEmai(....): integer;
begin
{ifdef windows}
WindowsSendEmail(...); // <--- located in MyWindowsUtilities unit
{endif}
{ifdef unix}
UnixSendEmail(...); // <--- located in MyUnixUtilities unit
{endif}
end
So now anywhere in your application you can simply include the
'MyCoolUtilitiesUnit' in the uses clause and call SendEmail() -
without IFDEF. :-)
One can't always avoid ifdef's but you can limit them to a single unit
in your application.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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