On 4 Dec 2013, at 15:09, Kee Hinckley wrote:
There is no documentation. Mostly because the query language was
primarily intended for internal use in MailMate, but it “leaks” into
some of the low level customizations.
In particular, the difference between =[x] and =[c]? But anything
would be helpful!
It's two different things and actually there are 3:
* `c` for case sensitive.
* `x` for eXclusive
* `a` for all body parts
Exclusive (x) is used to say that the condition should be true for all
values which is important for multi-value headers, in particular, for
negated comparisons (!=).
I'm trying to constructor a selector for messages that aren't from me.
The ``Personal Inbox`` example uses:
filter = "#recipient.address = $SENT.from.address";
Yes, the translation is “one of the recipients of a message must be
one of the senders in the universal Sent Messages mailbox”.
for messages which *are* to me. Unread messages uses:
filter = "#flags.flag !=[x] '\\Seen'";
to exclude anything containing a tag.
Yes, the translation is “No flag/tag/keyword of the message is allowed
to be Seen”. Without the `x` then it would be enough if just one
flag/tag/keyword was not Seen.
So I would guess that it should be something like:
$SENT.from.address !=[x] from.address
except that crashes MailMate, so I guess not! :)
MailMate does not like invalid queries :-) If I understand you correctly
then you should have done like this:
from.address !=[x] $SENT.from.address
The sender of the message must not be equivalent to any of the Sent
Messages senders.
--
Benny
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