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Re: Mail.app dictionary
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Re: Mail.app dictionary


  • Subject: Re: Mail.app dictionary
  • From: Michael Turner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 14:47:27 -0500

If you get an int instead of a boolean, the test is vaguely the same:
(theInt is 1) will evaluate to true or false. I presume Mail.app returns
ints because it was written by unix engineers, who as I've found out lately,
live by the int.



Yes, & Thanks for your response Joe,

"is read" results in:
-- unread = 0 (false)
-- read = 1 (true)

I can manage with this, it just isn't AS as I am used to using it. I will stop complaining about it now. :-)

My more profound problem is with "message" property "date received" which returns null every time I attempt to use it. I think it is broken, can anyone confirm?

date received of message n in mailbox p of account 1 as string
--result: no value returned, not even ""

/Michael


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