DZ-Jay wrote:
Zvone wrote:
Also... if someone is into Delphi and has wiki access, I would
suggest to translate my example code to Delphi. I'm not so much into
Delphi so I could make a messy code when translating it but I'll try
to keep examples very simple and not use c++-ish stuff like ?:
Zvone wrote:
So if you changed some of the wiki pages now you can surround it with
these tags and make your code look nicer.
Looks nice with C++, however the Delphi colors should be changed.
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One pc get Error 10061 on connect when sending any mail,
You should use the function GetWinsockErr () or WSocketErrorDesc () (and
GetWindowsErr() for files) in OverbyteIcsWSocket, so your application
returns textual errors.
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On Jul 01, 2010, at 02:55, Arno Garrels wrote:
Changed your translation, it was full of bugs and neither followed
the official Delphi nor the ICS code format.
Sorry, I didn't have Delphi at hand and didn't compile the code, so I missed
removing the case keywords from the switch statement.
So if you changed some of the wiki pages now you can surround it with
these tags and make your code look nicer.
Looks nice with C++, however the Delphi colors should be changed.
I didn't want to go into styling because it is a matter of preference. The
colors as they are now are defaults of
Thanks Angus for your tip
As I can I'll include this.
Xavi
Al 01/07/2010 08:59, En/na Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd ha escrit:
One pc get Error 10061 on connect when sending any mail,
You should use the function GetWinsockErr () or WSocketErrorDesc () (and
GetWindowsErr() for files)
Thanks dZ
I'll do more exhaustive check on that pc.
Last test I do was include one button with all actions on it's click
event and worked fine on two pc's but not on third.
If you or someone have any idea where or what to check on that pc where
welcome.
Thanks again for all
Xavi
Al
DZ-Jay wrote:
Sorry, I didn't have Delphi at hand and didn't compile the code, so I
missed removing the case keywords from the switch statement.
That wasn't the only one ;)
As for the style, I'll brush up on ICS official guidelines; it's been
a while.
I like the ICS code style, it's
OK, I have an issue which I don't entirely understand.
The way to check received pop3 message is to create Pop3CliMessageLine event
and then add Pop3Cli.LastResponse to your own buffer (UnicodeString) and
store that as email.
However, this creates a bit of a problem - LastResponse is
