Re: Mail's document
Re: Mail's document
- Subject: Re: Mail's document
- From: Luther Fuller <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 07:35:29 -0500
A document is not a message.
Run this script:
tell application "Mail"
set myDoc to make new document at beginning
log name of myDoc
log path of myDoc
log modified of myDoc
end tell
And it creates a document, but you can't see it, you can't open it. But it's there, somewhere.
What I'm trying to do is get the 'path of myDoc', but in this case the document is not a message in 'user/Library/Mail/', but a mail document file (Kind = Mail Message, extension = emlx). Mail opens such a document with a simple double-click.
Mail's 'document' class seems to be broken. Compare Mail to TextEdit where this script ...
tell application "TextEdit" set myDoc to document 1 log (name of myDoc) as text log (path of myDoc) as text log (modified of myDoc) as text end tell works perfectly. But, in Mail returns: "Untitled" "" "false" when it should return: "Mail's Document"
".../.../AppleScriptUsers - current/Mail's document/Mail's document 1.emlx" "false"
(Or, perhaps the authors of Mail were being unimaginative when they disabled 'document'.)
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