Re: Mail scripting…
Re: Mail scripting…
- Subject: Re: Mail scripting…
- From: awaw <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 18:54:51 +0200
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Your solution is perfect if you know the name of the mbox (here "nubian/scripting") and write it explicitly in the script.
But I don't succeed in a script to know the fact that "scripting" is a sub folder of "nubian". Is it possible?
How can I get this "property" and use it to construct dynamically the name of the mbox and reach for example "Society/Computer/Apple" and then continue the script as under with "tell mailbox mbox"
There is a pseudo-code to illustrate my thinking.
set xx to name of mailbox -- "Society" If society has a subfolder then get name of that subfoder -- "Computer" set xx to xx & "/" & result -- "Society/Computer" …/… set mbox to xx -- "Society/Computer/Apple" tell mailbox mbox …/…
Thanks for your help
Gérard Le 31 mars 08 à 10:12, Philip Aker a écrit : On 08-03-27, at 02:59, awaw wrote:
I notice also some strange "things" with Mail. For example : In my Mail application (v 3.2), I have organized my mail boxes (folders -"mailbox" for Mail- where my rules extract messages) and I have some sub-folders in them in accordance to the domain. It's impossible in scripts to access to that sub-folders.
tell application "Mail" activate set mbox to "nubian/scripting" set sel to missing value tell mailbox mbox set msgs to every message whose read status is false if ((count of msgs) is greater than 0) then set sel to item 1 of msgs end tell if (exists sel) then open sel end tell
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