CalendarReader.Version

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Hello,
About new feature: Add Appoinment.Version property

Dim MyCalendarReader = New CalendarReader(InputStream, loadOpt)
While MyCalendarReader.NextEvent()
Dim MyAppointment As Appointment = MyCalendarReader.Current
MyAppointment.Version…
End While

Using this test case with above code:
_No VEvent.zip (556 Bytes)

This falls into an infinite loop, can you please consider CalendarReader.Version property, which works right after:
Dim MyCalendarReader = New CalendarReader(InputStream, loadOpt)
MyCalendarReader.Version
So in case of No VEvent files, it read the version anyway?

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Hi @australian.dev.nerds

Could you please check this code again.
On our side the InvalidOperationException(“Source does not contains VEvent components.”) was thrown in MyCalendarReader constructor. In this case the Version property does not make sense because the reader instance will not be created.

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4

Thanks, seems so, you’re right, yet for other cases such as format detection or loading calendars with multiple events that we wanna use CalendarReader only, it’s not that meaningless :slight_smile:

5

The property will be added to the CalendarReader.

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Thanks so much,

If I try: TryCast(MapiMessage.ToMapiMessageItem, MapiContact)

While MapiMessage’s class is Message or DistList, trying to cast it to MapiContact will not succeed, this was expected? :slight_smile:

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of course it’s to be expected