ralph wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> > if you specify a part with -part, it will definitely selected to
> > appear in the output. as in the current codebase, -type switches
> > apply to parts already selected with -part (or all parts, in the
> > absence of -part) -- i.e., they act as a further filter.
> ...
> > comments?
>
> You're the coder, so you get to choose. :-) So if I do `-type
> text/plain -part 4' to read the email and get that particular
> interesting PDF, I get nothing?
yes, that's right. but i think that's already true in current
git, and from the code, it looks like it's always been true. i just
built a copy of 1.6 to check, and it seems that it's true there too.
does your copy work the way you describe?
> I've always thought of them all as an
> OR. Plain or RTF text or this part or that part.
the code says:
if (part_ok (p) && type_ok (p, 1)) {
paul
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