C# Class CurlSharp.CurlHttpMultiPartForm

Wraps a section of multipart form data to be submitted via the CurlOption.HttpPost option in the CurlEasy.SetOpt member of the CurlEasy class.

Inheritance: IDisposable

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Public Methods

Method	Description
AddSection ( ) : CurlFormCode	Add a multi-part form section. This is definitely the workhorse method for this class. It should be called in roughly the same manner as `curl_formadd()`, except you would omit the first two `struct curl_httppost**` arguments (`firstitem` and `lastitem`), which are wrapped in this class. So you should pass arguments in the following sequence: `CurlHttpMultiPartForm.AddSection(option1, value1, ..., optionX, valueX, CurlFormOption.End)` ; For a complete list of possible options, see the documentation for the CurlFormOption enumeration. The pointer options (`PtrName`, etc.) make an internal copy of the passed `byte` array. Therefore, any changes you make to the client copy of this array AFTER calling this method, won't be reflected internally with `cURL`. The purpose of providing the pointer options is to support the posting of non-string binary data.
CurlHttpMultiPartForm ( ) : System	Constructor
Dispose ( ) : void	Free unmanaged resources.

Private Methods

Method	Description
Dispose ( bool disposing ) : void
GetHandle ( ) : IntPtr

Method Details

AddSection() public method

Add a multi-part form section.

This is definitely the workhorse method for this class. It should be called in roughly the same manner as curl_formadd(), except you would omit the first two struct curl_httppost** arguments (firstitem and lastitem), which are wrapped in this class. So you should pass arguments in the following sequence:

CurlHttpMultiPartForm.AddSection(option1, value1, ..., optionX, valueX, CurlFormOption.End) ;

For a complete list of possible options, see the documentation for the CurlFormOption enumeration.

The pointer options (PtrName, etc.) make an internal copy of the passed byte array. Therefore, any changes you make to the client copy of this array AFTER calling this method, won't be reflected internally with cURL. The purpose of providing the pointer options is to support the posting of non-string binary data.

public AddSection ( ) : CurlFormCode
return	CurlFormCode

CurlHttpMultiPartForm() public method

Constructor

/// This is thrown /// if hasn't bee properly initialized. ///

public CurlHttpMultiPartForm ( ) : System
return	System

Dispose() public method

Free unmanaged resources.

public Dispose ( ) : void
return	void