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version 6.8.1
IMAP_GetFlags (imap_ID; startMsg; endMsg; msgFlagsArray; msgNumArray) 
Integer
| Parameter | Type | Description | |
| imap_ID | Longint | | Reference to an IMAP login |
| startMsg | Text | | Start message number |
| endMsg | Text | | End message number |
| msgFlagsArray | Str | Txt Array |  | Flag values for each message |
| msgNumArray | Longint Array | | Array of message numbers |
| Function result | Integer | | Error code |
Description
The IMAP_GetFlags command returns the list of flags for the specified messages.
imap_ID is a long integer reference to an open connection created with IMAP_Login.
startMsg is a long integer number that specifies the starting message number of the message range to be examined. The message number is a value representing the position of a message within the list of all messages in the current working mailbox.
endMsg is a long integer number that specifies the ending message number of the message range to be examined. The message number is a value representing the position of a message within the list of all messages in the current working mailbox.
Note: The IMAP_Delete, IMAP_MsgLstInfo, IMAP_MsgLst, IMAP_SetFlags, IMAP_GetFlags and IMAP_CopyToMB commands do not return an error if the startMsg is greater than the endMsg. In the event that this occurs, the command — in effect — does nothing.
msgFlagsArray is a string or text array returned containing the list of flags, separated by spaces, of each message number between startMsg and endMsg.
msgNumArray is a long integer array returned containing the message numbers between startMsg and endMsg.
See Also
IMAP_SetCurrentMB, IMAP_SetFlags.
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