Class MsgEmbeddedMessageList

Represents a list of embedded messages in a MSG message.

Inheritance

object

MsgEmbeddedMessageList

Implements

IList<MsgMapiMessage>

ICollection<MsgMapiMessage>

IEnumerable<MsgMapiMessage>

IEnumerable

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: DRIT.Mail.Msg

Assembly: DRIT.Mail.dll

Syntax

public class MsgEmbeddedMessageList : IList<MsgMapiMessage>, ICollection<MsgMapiMessage>, IEnumerable<MsgMapiMessage>, IEnumerable

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

Properties

Count

Gets or sets the count value.

Declaration

public int Count { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
int

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

IsReadOnly

Gets a value indicating whether this object is read only.

Declaration

public bool IsReadOnly { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
bool

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

this[int]

The this[int] method.

Declaration

public MsgMapiMessage this[int index] { get; set; }

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
int	index

Property Value

Type	Description
MsgMapiMessage

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

Methods

Add(MsgMapiMessage)

Adds the specified item.

Declaration

public void Add(MsgMapiMessage item)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MsgMapiMessage	item	The item to process.

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

Clear()

Processes the clear data.

Declaration

public void Clear()

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

Contains(MsgMapiMessage)

Processes the contains data.

Declaration

public bool Contains(MsgMapiMessage item)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MsgMapiMessage	item	The item to process.

Returns

Type	Description
bool

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

CopyTo(MsgMapiMessage[], int)

Copies the to.

Declaration

public void CopyTo(MsgMapiMessage[] array, int arrayIndex)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MsgMapiMessage[]	array	Specifies the array value.
int	arrayIndex	The array index.

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

GetEnumerator()

Gets the enumerator.

Declaration

public IEnumerator<MsgMapiMessage> GetEnumerator()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator<MsgMapiMessage>

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

IndexOf(MsgMapiMessage)

Processes the index of data.

Declaration

public int IndexOf(MsgMapiMessage item)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MsgMapiMessage	item	The item to process.

Returns

Type	Description
int

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

Insert(int, MsgMapiMessage)

Processes the insert data.

Declaration

public void Insert(int index, MsgMapiMessage item)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
int	index	The index within the data.
MsgMapiMessage	item	The item to process.

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

Remove(MsgMapiMessage)

Removes the specified property.

Declaration

public bool Remove(MsgMapiMessage item)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MsgMapiMessage	item	The item to process.

Returns

Type	Description
bool

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

RemoveAt(int)

Removes the specified property.

Declaration

public void RemoveAt(int index)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
int	index	The index within the data.

Remarks

The corresponding attachment object storage entries and Attachment objects and embedded messages are stored in lists, where items have the same index.

The .msg File Format defines separate storage semantics for Embedded Message objects. First, as for any other Attachment object, an Attachment object storage is created for them. Any properties on the Attachment object are stored under the Attachment object storage, as would be done for a regular Attachment object.

Then within that Attachment object storage, a substorage with the name "__substg1.0_3701000D" MUST be created. All properties of the Embedded Message object are contained inside this storage and follow the regular property storage semantics.

2.2.2.1 Embedded Message Object Storage

Implements

IList<T>

ICollection<T>

IEnumerable<T>

IEnumerable