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Primary Mime type of part. (i.e. 'application')
String representation of used Mime encoding in part. (i.e. 'base64')
String representation of used Mime charset in part. (i.e. 'iso-8859-1')
Writing to this property automaticly generate value of @link(CharsetCode).
Charset is used only for text parts.
Define default charset for decoding text MIME parts without charset
specification. Default value is 'ISO-8859-1' by RCF documents.
But Microsoft Outlook use windows codings as default. This property allows
properly decode textual parts from some broken versions of Microsoft
Outlook.
Decoded primary type. Possible values are: MP_TEXT, MP_MULTIPART,
MP_MESSAGE and MP_BINARY. If type not recognised, result is MP_BINARY.
Decoded encoding type. Possible values are: ME_7BIT, ME_8BIT,
ME_QUOTED_PRINTABLE and ME_BASE64. If type not recognised, result is
ME_7BIT.
Decoded charset type.
System charset type. Default value is charset used by default in your
operating system.
If True, then do internal charset translation of part content between CharsetCode
and TargetCharset
If True, then allways do internal charset translation of HTML parts
by MIME even it have their own charset in META tag. Default is False.
Secondary Mime type of part. (i.e. 'mixed')
Description of Mime part.
Value of content disposition field. (i.e. 'INLINE' or 'ATTACHMENT')
Content ID.
Boundary delimiter of multipart Mime part. Used only in multipart part.
Filename of file in binary part.
String list with lines contains mime part (It can be a full message).
Encoded form of MIME part data.
All header lines of MIME part.
On multipart this contains part of message between first line of message
and first boundary.
On multipart this contains part of message between last boundary and end
of message.
Show nested level in subpart tree. Value 0 means root part. 1 means
subpart from this root. etc.
Specify maximum sublevel value for decomposing.
When is True, then this part maybe(!) have included some uuencoded binary
data
Here you can specify maximum line length for encoding of MIME part.
If line is longer, then is splitted by standard of MIME. Correct MIME
mailers can de-split this line into original length.
subPart: Array.<TMimePartBind>
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Subparts of MimePart