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Another problem with casting into char*
Hello! I'd like to cast TString into char * When I try to use the "c_str()", I do like this: (Form1->Memo1->Lines[i]).c_str() But it answears : 'c_str()' is not a member of 'Classes::TStrings' Is there a specific function for TStrings?? Please help me!- tehem
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Searchin good tutorial for POP3 protocol
In fact I know socket programming already, and I learn the pop3 RFC, but the most difficult for now is to interpret messages and over all to tell my socket to WAIT until all mail is downloaded, well I suppose it's just a matter of message treatment as message size is obtained with the list... -
Searchin good tutorial for POP3 protocol
I'm searching for a tutorial on pop3 protocol via C++ programming, do anyone know where I could find this? -
I need help for my pop3 client!
is CRLF like a "\n" character?- tehem
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How to convert System.AnsiString into char * ?
Yes! how to convert System.AnsiString into char *? In fact, it seems simple. I've got an Edit, and want his Text to be put in a char * var. Could you help me? thanks!- tehem
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I need help for my pop3 client!
In the RFC 1725 (Standard rules for POP3 protocol), it is said that every message sent by the pop3 server is terminated by a CRLF pair. What's that, and how to recognize it while receiving? Thank you!- tehem
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