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On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:20:27 +0930 |
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Iain Buchanan <iaindb@××××××××××××.au> wrote: |
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> I heavily use virtual search folders in evolution. |
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> It's essentially the claws "search folder" option, but the results are |
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> put in a new folder. |
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I think the closest thing Claws has to what you want is its tags |
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feature. You can create filtering or processing rules to tag the |
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messages. |
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> The differences are: |
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> 1. Results are kept across program restarts - no need to enter |
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> the search terms every time |
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The tags will remain across restarts. |
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> 2. Results are placed by themselves - not interspersed with all |
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> other messages in the original folder |
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With tags, the messages are only in the original folder, but it's quick |
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to see only the messages with a particular tag by using the search box, |
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by default in between the message list and the message viewer. |
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> 3. Results are updated on the fly - as soon as a message is |
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> changed / arrives in the original folder, it appears in the |
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> virtual folder |
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With filtering, the tags would be applied as messages arrive. I'm not |
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sure how to make something happen when a message changes, except to |
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manually force re-filtering or re-processing. |
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> 4. Changes to the message in the virtual folder (delete, mark, |
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> etc) apply to the real message |
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> 5. Works with _any_ selection of real folders (imap, pop, |
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> whatever you have) |
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I think the tags will work with any kind of message, but I only have |
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IMAP and NNTP configured. |
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> Is there anything that can do this? I found "matrix", but it doesn't |
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> do 3, 4, or 5 (only works on maildir, not imap). I can't find |
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> anything else... |
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Tags may be more flexible than I've described (I'm no Claws guru) or |
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there may be better ways to do something like what you want. If you |
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don't get quite what you want here, the Claws Mail ml is pretty good, |
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<http://www.claws-mail.org/MLs.php?section=community>. |
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