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Re: Eudora AppleScript Question... (Doug McNutt)
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Re: Eudora AppleScript Question... (Doug McNutt)


  • Subject: Re: Eudora AppleScript Question... (Doug McNutt)
  • From: David Crowe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2003 21:58:33 -0700

delete and the one below it, your script can move message 1 to the trash and after that message 1 will refer to the next selected message, the one you want to open.

message "", message 0, and message 1 are all the same to Eudora but you can't just say selected message. I wonder why?




Doug;

... but that raises the question of how to I get a script to select the "next" message, when "next" is a concept that Eudora appears to keep outside the domain of AppleScript?

I thought that perhaps the "id" of a message was its position in the mailbox, but it isn't.

It would probably be easier if Eudora supported "each" or "every" (e.g. every message of mailbox "In" whose status = unread). But it doesn't, not even in version 6.

So, until then I'm just scanning from the beginning of the mailbox (that's not exactly the behaviour of Eudora which can automatically open the next unread message, but in some ways it is better as, when you start reading messages sorted by date and time, sometimes unread messages will be behind you).

- David Crowe
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