Support for imapfilter LUA syntax, automatic tag on reception and default layout
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benny
- It might be possible to do this using an external command, but it's unlikely to be a built-in feature. If you want to play with this then I can help you creating the bundle framework and how to provide it with the headers needed for each message -- and how to tell MailMate what to do with the message (it's similar to what you suggest). Send me an email (Help ▸ Send Feedback).
The rules pane is in any mailbox editor window. Double-click a mailbox icon or right-click to choose Edit.
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See “Use as Default Columns” in the same menu as you use to enable/disable columns.
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I didn't understand this question.
Thanks for trying out MailMate.
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Sebastien Varrette
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probably I shall better understand how you currently define and store the rules. Do you have a dev pointer on that?
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OK, thanks for the tip
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indeed, my question is badly phrased: in the "Source Mailbox" column, the default format of the displayed mailbox name seems to be (with appropriate variables names, I don't knowwhere they are all defined)
${source.path} - ${source:description}. Where is this defined and how can I alter it?
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benny
- State changed from new to closed
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As noted, write me an email and we'll discuss it there.
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The syntax is described here. The variable names are not documented. Most of them are just the header names of emails and the sub-specifiers are defined in the
specifiers.plistfile within the MailMate application bundle. It is probably easier to use values in the conditions of a smart mailbox and then look in this file for the corresponding variable names:~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Mailboxes.plist
I'm sorry there is currently no easier way. Ideally, some kind of GUI would allow you to build the format string.
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