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Get a Header Attribute of an Attached Message
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Demonstrates the Chilkat Email.GetAttachedMessageAttr method, which returns a header-field attribute value for the Nth attached (embedded) email. The first argument is the zero-based attached-message index, the second is the header field name, and the third is the attribute name. This example attaches an email and reads the filename attribute of its Content-Disposition header.
Background: MIME header fields can carry named attributes (parameters) after the main value — for example
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="report.eml", where filename is an attribute. Rather than parsing the raw header yourself, this method extracts a single named attribute from a chosen header of a specific embedded message, which is convenient when a message forwards other emails as nested message/rfc822 parts.Chilkat Swift Downloads
func chilkatTest() {
var success: Bool = false
// Demonstrates the GetAttachedMessageAttr method, which returns a header-field attribute
// value for the Nth attached (embedded) email. The first argument is the zero-based
// attached-message index, the second is the header field name, and the third is the attribute name.
// Build an inner email to attach.
let innerEmail = CkoEmail()!
innerEmail.subject = "Embedded message"
innerEmail.from = "alice@example.com"
innerEmail.add(to: "Bob", emailAddress: "bob@example.com")
// Attach it to an outer email as a message/rfc822 part.
let email = CkoEmail()!
email.subject = "Has an attached message"
success = email.attach(email: innerEmail)
if success == false {
print("\(email.lastErrorText!)")
return
}
// Get the "filename" attribute of the "Content-Disposition" header of the first
// attached message (index 0).
var fname: String? = email.getAttachedMessageAttr(index: 0, fieldName: "Content-Disposition", attrName: "filename")
print("Attached message filename attribute: \(fname!)")
}