Petr- Just a couple of corrections here...
Thursday, February 13, 2003, 1:17:55 PM, you wrote: >> function TBP_NeedConfig: Integer; stdcall; PP> return 0 if you provide a configuration dialog. It's actually the other way around... return 0 if there's no configuration option, return non-zero if you *do* provide one. >> function TBP_NeedCOM: Integer; stdcall; PP> return 0 if your plugin will create instance of an COM object. PP> TB! will call CoInitialize() before calling your plugin. Not sure about this one. I just return a zero and it seems to be ignored, which I think is what I want. >> As I guess it must return "zero" if all is right. How other results are >> interpreted? Just as "non-zero", or an exact value is also important? PP> Zero is OK, any negative value is an error. That seems to be the case. Personally, I'd rather use boolean values, where the convention is zero=false, non-zero=true. But it seems TB's API is structured using ints everywhere instead. And obviously, TBP_GetSpamScore needs to return an actual score value. >> And also what is the algorithm when The Bat! receives, for example >> "TBP_NeedConfig=0"? Does it mean that in this case the "TBP_Setup" will >> be called as the next function? PP> Not really, if NeedConfig returns 0, a Setup can be called and the config PP> button will be enabled. Also, if enabled by NeedConfig, TB! can call Setup PP> after manual installation of the plugin (not sure about anti-spam PP> plugins, is true for AV plugins). That's the theory. In actuality, TBP_Setup *is* called immediately after TBP_NeedConfig. Hopefully this will be fixed soon. -Mark Wieder Using The Bat! v1.63 Beta/4 on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2 -- ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBDEV" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
