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Thanks Remy -- and Merry Christmas....

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "CharlesLeggette" <charlesleggette@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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>> I'm trying to attach a file and send it....but the C++ syntax
>> is not very intuitive..
>
> That is because you are going about it all wrong.  You need to instantiate 
> a
> TIdAttachmentFile object instead, for example:
>
>    TIdAttachmentFile *attachment = new 
> TIdAttachmentFile(msg->MessageParts,
> "C:\\Ada\\Src\\plan.cpp");
>    // set attachment's properties as needed...
>
>> catch(Exception *e)
>
> Always catch exceptions by (preferrably const) reference, never by 
> pointers:
>
>    catch(const Exception &e)
>
>> void __fastcall TForm1::msgCreateAttachment(const TIdMessage *AMsg, const
>> TStrings *AHeaders, TIdAttachment *&AAttachment)
>> {
>> AAttachment->ContentLocation= "C:\\Ada\\Src\\plan.cpp";
>> AAttachment->ContentDescription = "C:Ada.Src.plan.cpp";
>> }
>
> The purpose of the OnCreateAttachment event is for you to instantiate your
> own instance of a suitable TIdAttachment-derived class (TIdAttachmentFile,
> TIdAttachmentMemory, or custom class) for a particular file when
> receiving/loading a message, not when sending a message.  TIdMessage uses
> TIdAttachmentFile by default for all inbound attachments.  For example:
>
>    void __fastcall TForm1::msgCreateAttachment(const TIdMessage *AMsg,
> const TStrings *AHeaders, TIdAttachment *&AAttachment)
>    {
>        // analyze AHeaders as needed...
>        AAttachment = new TIdAttachmentMemory(AMsg->MessageParts);
>        // or:
>        // AAttachment = new TIdAttachmentFile(AMsg->MessageParts);
>        // or whatever you need...
>    }
>
> The inbound attachment data will then be loaded into the object after the
> event handler exits.
>
>
> Gambit
>
>