Doing as you said overcame the problem of the function looking for a string!
instead of an object!
But...
detach msg
starting decoding process...
== none
Then I had to change
if boundary: find/tail boundary {boundary="}
to
if boundary: find/tail boundary {boundary=}
Then...
do %detach.r
Script: "Save email attachments to disk" (9-Jun-1999)
detach msg
starting decoding process...
Boundary string: Message-Boundary-1182
Found message attachment; remaining length: 6451
Found message attachment; remaining length: 6309
Found message attachment; remaining length: 5687
Found message attachment; remaining length: 5
** Script Error: copy expected range argument of type: number series
port.
** Where: file: copy/part headers/content find body:
Again, is the {boundary=} statement sent by Pegasus causing problems?
Take another look at the detach function. It expects the wohle email
message as text, including all the headers and everything. If you already
have the imported email object, you should be able to change the top of
the detach func to look like this:
detach: func [
{Takes in the whole email text and returns a block of filenames
and decoded base64 attachments present in the email}
mail [object!]
][
headers: mail
print "Starting decoding process..."
boundary: headers/content-type
.. rest of script...
and then call 'detach msg'
Sterling
I am trying to detach an attachment (.jpg image) from an e-mail using
the script detach.r from the REBOL script library. Unfortunately, I am
getting an error, as follows...
detach msg/content
starting decoding process...
** Script Error: find expected series argument of type
: series port bitset.
** Where: if boundary: find/tail boundary {boundary="}
In the 'msg/content, there is no {boundary="} statement. Instead, there
is a {-- Message-Boundary-11825} statement.
My question is: Is my Pegasus e-mail client sending some non-standard
"boundary" indicator? Is there any way to set this up so that the script
will work with most e-mail clients?
I can't find any other information in the REBOL docs or examples about
detaching e-mail attachments.
Thanks. Detailed msg/content and detach.r script information follows...
The msg/content looks as follows...
cut out the rest
