While trying to fix a problem in a script, yesterday, I encountered a problem (bug?) in Mail. I noticed that messages copied into the Finder showed a comment like this …
missing value <name@address>
These comments are recent, so I presume that they started appearing after I upgraded to Lion.
I fixed my script to avoid the "missing value" (I just leave that blank), but I can't avoid Mail returning missing value for the name of a recipient. Something seems to be wrong with Mail.
Here is the script I used for testing in Smile …
tell application "Mail" set selMsgList to selection set msg to (item 1 of selMsgList) set recipientList to (to recipients of msg) set recipientList to recipientList & (cc recipients of msg) set recipientList to recipientList & (bcc recipients of msg) -- set recipientText to "" repeat with i from 1 to (count items of recipientList) (item i of recipientList) ((name of the result) as Unicode text) & " <" & ((address of the result) as Unicode text) & ">" & return set recipientText to recipientText & the result end repeat end tell log recipientText & return
but the message, when viewed in Mail shows " Fuller X Luther <email@hidden>". The "X" was added to my Address Book a few minutes ago as a test. (and will soon be removed) Mail seems to be looking-up names in the Address Book and, perhaps, returning 'missing value' when the look-up fails.
but the message displays " Applescript Users <email@hidden>". Other messages do log recipients correctly, for example: None of these matches my Address Book (which shows "AppleScript Users").
Has anyone seen this? Have any ideas?
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