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Re: getting multiple selected messages in Eudora?
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Re: getting multiple selected messages in Eudora?


  • Subject: Re: getting multiple selected messages in Eudora?
  • From: KLW <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2003 01:44:04 -0400

(Thank you to Mr. Delacour for his essential help in getting me further on the road.)

I now have the script running through using references, rather than ids. However, there are two ways the user can report spam.
1: By selecting a file or several files in a mailbox. When the user does that, file references are inserted into the _messages list. So far, so good.

2. However, I also want the user to be able to process a message that has been opened. But of course, when I pass:

[applescript]
set end of _messages message ""
[/applescript] while message "" refers to the open window, I don't get a file reference, I get the message itself.

This means that I can't treat the _messages list the same in both instances. Obviously, I could create two separate subroutines for each case (one for when _message contains actual messages, and one for where it contains file references), but that's pretty messy. The best answer would be if I could find a way to make a file reference out of an open window. I tried hand-making one like this:
[applescript]
set end of _messages to "message id " & thisMessageId & " of mailbox \"" & thisMessageMailboxName & "\" of application \"Eudora\""
[/applescript]

I got this:
{"message id 1.37495161E+9 of mailbox \"In\" of application \"Eudora\""}

when I wanted this:
{message id 1.37495161E+9 of mailbox "In" of application "Eudora"}

Basically, I was trying to emulate the string represenation of the file references. It wasn't until a few hours later that it dawned on me that even if I had been able to make a perfect facsimile of the string representation, I doubt if the string representation of the file reference would have been usable in the same way as the file reference itself.

Any hints?

Sincerely,
//Kristofer Widholm

...
tell app "Eudora"
set ls to {}
set _senders to {}
set w to the name of the front window
try
file of mailbox w
on error
tell me to display dialog "
A mailbox summary must be frontmost" with icon 0
return
end
repeat
try
set end of ls to move message "" to end of mailbox w
on error
exit
end
end
repeat with m in ls
set end of _senders to sender of m
end
_senders
end
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References: 
 >getting multiple selected messages in Eudora? (From: KLW <email@hidden>)
 >Re: getting multiple selected messages in Eudora? (From: John Delacour <email@hidden>)

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