>> If I write
>> $sa_spam_subject_tag = '***SPAM***(_SCORE_(00)_)*** ';
>> I get a literal "***SPAM***(_SCORE(00)_)***".
>
> I think this feature only works in *maps
Interesting. I can't seem to find good documentation on what these *maps
variables are and how to use them properly.
>> But what I'd like to have is:
>> ***SPAM***(05.76)***
>
> Leave out the (00) part, escape the parentheses. I think this will work:
> @spam_subject_tag_maps = ('***SPAM***\(_SCORE_\)*** ');
Yes, this works even without the backslashes
@spam_subject_tag_maps = ('***SPAM***(_SCORE_)*** ');
but then I don't get the leading 0's.
And what's worse ALL mails are tagged, not just SPAMs. Ooooeee.
Thanks,
Andy.
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