Thank you very mych for the fast resolution of the problem
wait tomorrow for the revision #6677 revision, which is already
available in svn but has a version 2.6.62 , while i have installed the
version 6.2.99 and revision 6671 from the daily repository.
For inquiries concerning the use of the library was to use the function
g_mime_object_get_content_type() to take value of charset that I know
are in structure GMimeParam.
I don't know if you've seen, but I've tried to implement in the code
that I posted, but I do not think that is compliance with the rfc822
Best Regards
Il 24/11/2014 15:29, Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> Le 24/11/2014 15:11, roberto a écrit :
>> As discuss in other thread , I have a problem with a segment fault 11
>> using gb.mime
>>
>> Find attachment with project. Inside the tar.gz is a eml file that
>> caused the seg fault.
>>
>> I have parsed the same eml file in a procedure in c using libgmime-2.6
>> without problem.
> Fixed in revision #6677.
>
>> Other question:
>>
>> if I wanted to use the libgmime as external library, how do I go and /
>> or create specific types of structure that need functions?
>>
>> ' Gambas class file
>> Library "libgmime-2.6:0"
>> Private Extern g_mime_part_get_content_object(GMimePart As Pointer) As
>> Pointer
>>
>>
>> In C I have call the function with:
>>
>> GMimeDataWrapper *mycontent =
>> g_mime_part_get_content_object(GMIME_PART(part));
>>
>> mycontent is a pointer to a struct type GMimeDataWrapper
>> In Gambas3 I must declare a structure as GMimeDataWrapper?
>>
>> Regards
>>
> GMimeDataWrapper is a GObject, so you can replace it by a Gambas
> Pointer, unless you need to access its structure: then you have to mimic
> in Gambas the C declaration of the structure from the header file, which
> may be a pain.
>
> You should better tell exactly what you need, and maybe we could add
> that to the component directly.
>
> Regards,
>
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