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// See also: http://pastebin.com/WBYbtbSn - "how to always create ZIP/ELP file"
// See also: http://pastebin.com/kkb5xkST - "'Save' report instead of sending"
 
// Zipped bug report (.elp) is created only for sending. 
// Therefore, only send code has access to zipped bug report. 
// It's not created if no sending is used.
// This means that if we want to capture/save this file - then we can only do this from send code.
 
uses
  ETypes, ESend, EModules;
 
type
  // Create a new "send engine".
  // It will be dummy that will perform no actual sending.
  // Instead - it will save all files attachments to folder.
  TDummySender = class(TELUniversalSender)
  public
    function SendMessage: TResponse; override;
  end;
 
{ TDummySender }
 
function TDummySender.SendMessage: TResponse;
var
  X: Integer;
begin
  // Copy all files attachments to some folder.
  // Of course, folder must exist and be writable.
  // Usually there is only one file (.elp), but it can be few files - depends on your project options
  for X := 0 to AttachedFiles.Count - 1 do
    CopyFile(PChar(AttachedFiles[X]), PChar('C:\Users\UserName\Documents\BugReports\' + ExtractFileName(AttachedFiles[X])), False);
 
  // Indicate that "send" was a failure.
  // This will cause EurekaLog to try next send method (if it was set up).
  // If there is no next method - a send error will be reported.
  Finalize(Result);
  FillChar(Result, SizeOf(Result), 0);
  Result.SendResult := srUnknownError;
  // Result.ErrorMessage := ''; // <- you can also customize error message to show to user (if there is no next method configured)
end;
 
initialization
  // Register our class to be used by EurekaLog
  RegisterSender(TDummySender);
  // Ask EurekaLog to send via our class first
  CurrentEurekaLogOptions.AddSenderClass(TDummySender.ClassName, 0 { <- our class will be invoked first });
end.